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Ducks are Nelson Co. Babe Ruth Tournament Champions 2011


2011-07-11 - Bardstown, KY - Photo by Will Hixson.
The Ducks Babe Ruth baseball team competed in Nelson County, KY, July 9-10, 2011. Nelson County Tournament Champions Front row, from left includes Brian Leveridge (Burkesville), Jacob Keltner (Columbia), Daniel Ellenberg (Somerset), Dustin Todd (Columbia), Alex Nickerson (Columbia); Back row, right to left includes: Coach Barry Hixson; Ty Bennett (Columbia), Will Hixson (Columbia), Devin Gould (Columbia), Tanner Pooler (Columbia), Blake Thompson (Greensburg), Larry Johnson (Burkesville), Coach Seth Dunbar, Coach Jaylyn Bailey. -Will Hixson


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Birds of Kentucky: Ruby Throated Hummingbirds - aplenty


2011-07-11 - Metcalfe Co., KY - Photo by Johnnietta Jessie.
Hungry Hummingbirds:I took this photo at the George-Etta's house on Saturday, July 9, 2011. I can not do justice to the number of birds which eat from the three feeders she has. George-Etta says at the height of the season, she has to fill them twice a day. We have so far been unable to get an accurate count because of their flitting about. Each feeder has 8 ports so that would be 24 and they are stacked up waiting or fighting for a spot. We have guessed there are around 35 to 40 of them. If someone could come up with an idea for a hanger for a gallon jug, she would appreciate it.- Johnnietta Jessie Seen in the ColumbiaMagazine group on Flickr.


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The Procession moves past Judicial Center


2011-07-11 - 100 Block, Merchant ST, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Pastors and speakers at the Charles Victor Sparks service, Bro. Raymond Martin, center, left and Bro. Terry White, center, right walked in front of the of Charles Sparks' State Fire Marshal's car, driven by Terry Hadley, which was just in front of Sparks fellow Columbia Fire Department members. Behind them, not pictured, came Engine No. 3 bearing the body of the departed. Over 400 uniformed firemen, State Fire Marshals, and EMS personnel were in attendance at the funeral.


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Procession formation on Lindsey Hill


2011-07-11 - 100 Block, Lindsey Wilson Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Jeff Carlson, Okolona Fire Department,left directed the line up of emergency response vehicles on Lindsey Hill early this morning. He estimated that approximately 25 vehicles were already in line, ready to join the funeral procession for Charles Victor Sparks (1961-2011) Columbia/Adair County Fire Department member, State Fire Marshal, and member of EMS Unit 916 with the Adair County Ambulance Service. Carlson is the son of Richard Carlson, Chief of the Ololona Fire Protection District in Jefferson County, who organized the cortege route out of Louisville when the body of Charles Sparks was returned from Louisville to Columbia on Friday, July 8, 2011.


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Echo taps rehearsal for rites for Charles Sparks (1961-2011)


2011-07-11 - Haven Hill Cemetery, 1276 Liberty RD, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Part of the intense preparation for the burial ceremony for Charles Victor Sparks (1961-2011) at Haven Hill Cemetery included rehearsal of Echo Taps by Lindsey Wilson trumpets Christian Talley, facing camera, facing the gravesite, and Allison Chaffin, back to gravesite. Both are graduates of Adair County High School who are now members of the Lindsey Wilson College Blue Raider Band. Director Tim Allen is at left.


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Flag at half mast from Ladder One


2011-07-11 - 201 Merchant ST, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
The flags of the United States and of the Columbia/Adair County Fire Department are flown at half mast over Merchant Street in front of the Columbia/Adair County Fire Department, today in honor of Charles Victor Sparks (1961-2011). Following today's funeral, a procession with the members of the fire department walking ahead of Engine No. 3, which will bear the body, with pass this point.


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