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Daron Morris, Chris Lewis beat LWC President, Dean, 22-20


2011-08-18 - Blue Raider Stadium, 820 Hanley DR, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC photo.
Lindsey Wilson College corn toss champions - Daron Morris of Hopkinsville, KY, second from left, and Chris Lewis of Columbia, third from left - defeated LWC administrators Vice President for Student Services and Enrollment Management Dean Adams,
  • left, and President William T. Luckey Jr., right, on Monday night at Blue Raider Stadium. The student team won, 22-20.

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  • Insects of Kentucky: Dragonfly, Greenbriar Ridge


    2011-08-18 - Greenbriar Ridge RD, Adair Co., KY - Photo by Kay Haupt.
    Kay Haupt writes: "This is one of the many dragonflies around here in Kentucky." These fascinating creatures are valuable trained killers, who hunt out and devour bag bugs like mosquitoes, ants, and flies, only rarely being naughty and having dessert of bees or butterflies, according to the entry in Wikipedia.


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    Laura Wheat Nissley confers with Sabrina Tom, Hazard, KY


    2011-08-18 - Fugitte Science Center, 411 Helen Flatt DR, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer.
    Lindsey Wilson College Assistant Professor of Biology Laura Wheat Nissley, left, meets with LWC student Sabrina Tom of Hazard, KY, after Wednesday morning's "Human Anatomy & Physiology I" in the Jim and Helen Lee Fugitte Science Center.


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    Downtown Columbia, KY: New night look of City Hall, 2011


    2011-08-18 - 116 Campbellsville ST, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
    City Hall has a fresh, bright look. Recently painted white trim work brightens Campbellsville Street facade, just completed by the Mayor Mark D. Harris administration. The color scheme, and especially the red brick addition, fits in beautifully with other buildings along the road. Night lighting cues new visitors that Columbia has become, indeed, former Mayor Pat Bell's "happening town." As more and more lights come on in the evening, Columbia's Downtown leaves an unforgettable impression.


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    Epicurean Kentuckian: Helicopter fly-in to Betty's OKCC


    2011-08-18 - 2252 Campbellsville RD, Columbia, KY - Photo By Angie Yates.
    Angie Yates writes: I watched this helicopter land behind the fellowship hall at Trinity church; come to find out, the guys who were in it went to eat at Betty's! Oh well, I guess people will do anything just to get her good ole country cooking! Angie Yates, 2001-08-17)


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    Laura Nissley, LWC alumna, now teaching biology at alma mater


    2011-08-17 - 411 Helen Flatt DR, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer.
    Lindsey Wilson College Assistant Professor of Biology Laura Wheat Nissley hands syllabi for "Human Anatomy & Physiology I" on Wednesday morning to students Lindsay Corbin of Columbia, KY left, Michael Firquin of Bonnieville, KY, and Lydia Tiller of Columbia.


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    2011 Somerset Community College Ambassadors


    2011-08-17 - Somerset, KY - Photo by Cindy Clouse. The Somerset Community College Student Ambassadors for 2010-2011 have been announced. Front row, left to right: Debbie Ard, Pulaski County; Lillie Josephine Morris, Wayne County; Rebecca Thurman, Pulaski County; Shelbie Russell, Pulaski County; Tawana Eastridge, Taylor County; Amber Cruey, Pulaski County; Melissa Keith, Adair County; Lauren Kirby, Laurel County; Sara Baird, McCreary County; Chelsie Fitzpatrick, Pulaski County; and Haley Davis, Pulaski County. Second row, left to right: Ariel Calahan, Pulaski County; Larry Brinson, Pulaski County; Gaspar Miguel, Pulaski County; Kelli Edwards, Pulaski County; Carla Gill, Jackson County; Tammy Bowlin, Cumberland County; Rudy Montalvo, Russell County; Austin Thurman, Pulaski County; and Laura Peterson, Casey County.

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