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Anthony LaDon Keith receives Associates Degree


2011-08-28 - Bowling Green, KY - Photo Submitted by Melissa Keith, by college photographer.
Anthony LaDon Keith was awarded the Associates Degree in Respiratory Care by Bowling Green Technical College, right by Dr. Nathan Hodges, President and CEO, Bowling Green Technical College, . He has since successfully taken the National Boards and is now employed at Westlake Regional Hospital, 901 Westlake DR, Columbia, KY.


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Moving in, Fall Semester 2011, CU: Trace Smith greets Columbians


2011-08-28 - Chick-fil-A, CU, Campbellsville University - Photo by Linda Waggener. CU photo.
CU junior Christian Missions major Trace Smith, left, facing camera, is a team leader at the new Chick-fil-a in the Davenport Student Commons at Campbellsville University. Smith, from Elizabethtown, KY welcomes customers from Columbia, clockwise from Smith, Barbara Armitage, Maury Lewis (aka M.E. Lewis and Melewi) and Ed Waggener. Armitage and Lewis are members of the Adair County Garden Club who toured the special landscape additions at CU and are also fans of the fried chicken.


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Moving in, Fall Semester 2011, CU: Daizah Kimberland


2011-08-28 - Campbellsville University - Photo by Linda Waggener.
Campbellsville University was busy with students moving in, and getting help from relatives, Campbellsville area churches, and university staff on Saturday, August 27, 2011, and continuing August 28, 2011. Above, Lady Tigers Basketball player Daizah Kimberland, right, helped by her Aunt Yohanda Allen, was getting ready for the Fall semester in Village 4. Yes, she's a first cousin of rival Lindsey Wilson College Men's Basketball player and former Adair County High School star Kalen Kimberland. Daizah joins the Tigers as a freshman this year, after a high school career at Bardstown High School.


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Favorite Old Photo: Green River Dam under construction, ca 1968


2011-08-28 - Green River, Taylor Co., KY - Photo from the Collection of Larry Smith.

The Dam which impounds beautiful Green River Lake was being constructed in this photo taken ca 1968 and is part of the collection of photos owned by Larry Smith, Operations Manager for the Big Dawg, FM 99.9, Campbellsville, KY. The view is from the south, and the river, at this stage of construction, as seen in the photo, above, was still free flowing. The river which the dam impounds, at 384 miles long, is the longest river completely within the Commonwealth of Kentucky. It begins in Lincoln and Casey Counties. See also: Green River (Kentucky) in Wikipedia.


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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Sunrise, same location, and no two alike


2011-08-28 - Birch RD, Ozark, KY - Photo by Tommy Bailey.
Blessings Tommy Bailey writes, "Birch Road. Every morning I'm always anxious to see what the view from my house has to offer. Same location, Yet no two alike. Blessed with: Another day, Good health, Food on the table, Shelter. How can we take all this for granted? - Tommy Bailey


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Water feature at CU a favorite place to pause


2011-08-27 - Campbellsville University, Campbellsille, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener. CU photo.
Many visitors pause by the Corum-Suerth family memorial waterfall outside Winters Dining Hall to enjoy the beauty of the Campbellsville University campus. Pictured are the Taylors, Ted and Sherri, who provided the stones and landscaping. They say they enjoy the spot as often as possible. On move-in day they were customers of the new Chick-fil-A on campus also. (Campbellsville University photo by Linda Waggener)


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CU Move-in Day 2011: Getting ready


2011-08-27 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo Linda Waggener. CU. Larry Parrish, CU Security, uses one of the many golf carts working to help new students move in today at Campbellsville University. Here he assists freshman Travis McIntosh, left, from Jamestown, Ohio, get a mini fridge to his South Hall dorm room before heading across campus for his wrestling physical. Parrish came to work at CU after retiring from 30 years with General Telephone/Alltel in Campbellsville and Columbia.

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