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Strange Things: Old Washing Machine


2011-06-29 - Cundiff, KY - Photo by Judy Grant.
Judy Grant wanted to share this photo of a strange old washing machine with readers of CM before junking it.


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Catalpa defoliant agents here: Tree sorta Sphinx moth nursery


2011-06-29 - Town Creek - Photo by Ed Waggener.
They're here and they will soon defoliate the old catalpa tree. Catalpa worms arrive each summer to strip the leaves from the catalpa tree. The leaves always grow back, but the trees do look a bit awkward without summer clothes. There are usually enough worms for fishing bait, and the ones which survive after that grow into big but a bit drab sphinx moths. For more on the worms, see Ceratoma catalpae at Wikipedia. Photo taken June 29, 2011.


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Missing person investigation


2011-06-29 .
The Kentucky State Police Post 15, Columbia, KY, is conducting a missing person investigation in regards to Patricia Ann Moddrelle (age 78) of Gravel Switch. Mrs. Moddrelle is 5 foot 1 inches and weighs approximately 160 lbs with brown-grey hair and hazel eyes. The last contact with Mrs. Moddrelle was on June 27, 2011 and she was last seen wearing black or green pants with black or tan shoes. Mrs. Moddrelle is possibly operating a maroon 1996 Ford Taurus station wagon with a possible destination of Danville, KY. Anyone with information in regards to the whereabouts of Patricia Ann Moddrelle is urged to contact the Kentucky State Police or nearest law enforcement agency. Trooper A. Likins is continuing the investigation.


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LWC School of Professional Counseling aids malaria fight


2011-06-29 - Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC photo.
Members of the Lindsey Wilson College School of Professional Counseling present a facsimile check to Uganda Counseling and Support Services Chair John B. Begley. From left: Kim Brown of LWC-Cumberland (KY) Community Campus; Jennifer Williamson, LWC associate professor of human services and counseling and director of the LWC Institute for Advanced Study; Jennifer Brooks, LWC-Ashland, KY; Ann Ratliff-Hylton, LWC-Richlands, VA; Begley; Daniel Williamson, LWC associate professor of human services and counseling; Suzie Mills, LWC-London, KY; Tonia Marcum, LWC-Logan, WV.; Dorinda Livesay, LWC-Scottsville, KY; and Billie Robinson, LWC-Hazard, KY


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Sarah Brooke Shaw, Jamestown, KY, receives scholarship award


2011-06-29 - Somerset, KY - Photo by Cindy Clouse, Somerset Community College.
Sarah Brooke Shaw of Jamestown, Russell Co., KY was awarded the Delta Kappa Gamma Scholarship by the local Iota Chapter of the organization. Shaw will attend Lindsey Wilson College this fall and major in Secondary Education. From left to right: Dana Muse, SCC Professor and Chair of the Scholarship Committee; Sarah Brooke Shaw, scholarship recipient; and Martha Deitz, Somerset Community College Associate Professor and committee member.


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Drawing raises funds for Rogers Scholars/Explorers, ELI,


2011-06-29 - The Center, 2292 S Highway 27, Somerset, KY - Photo by Sharon Dodson. The Center photo.
U.S. Congressman Harold "Hal" Rogers, second from left, (KY-05) draws the winning ticket for the "Houseboat Holiday" vacation package on Lake Cumberland that was the grand prize in a regional fundraising campaign benefiting The Center for Rural Development's three summer youth programs. As the "Houseboat Holiday" winner, Mary Davis of Corbin will receive a houseboat vacation package valued at nearly $3,500, courtesy of Conley Bottom Resort Marina. Helping with the drawing are Lonnie Lawson, left, president and CEO of The Center for Rural Development, and Lauren Hayes, youth programs coordinator. The winning ticket was drawn June 26, 2011, at The Center in Somerset. Proceeds from ticket sales will benefit Rogers Scholars, Rogers Explorers, and Entrepreneurial Leadership Institute (ELI).


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We fly the flag: And never forget what it means to us


2011-06-29 - 315 Campbellsville ST, Columbia, KY - Photo by George Rice.
George Rice writes, "This flag seems to be telling both the living and the dead to remember the blessings we are enjoying within this GREAT NATION that we are privileged to be living in. May we never forget the great symbol that the American flag means to us."


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