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Bob Barnes is back with heartwarming report


2011-05-10 - Holladay Place, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Bob Barnes, shown above as he was preparing for his epic relief trip to Harvest and Tanner, AL, is back with a heartwarming report of his mission there, and with new, very Christian, insight gleaned while reflecting on the events from the whole trip. We hope to add photos from Alabama, later -CM


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(Ad) Pablo's Mexican Grill: Sometimes it's too nice to eat inside


2011-05-10 - 106 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo CM Advertising.
Outdoor dining is here. Warm spring evenings have made fountain side, al fresco dining the choice for diners at Pablo's Mexican Grill, 106 Public Square, in Downtown Columbia, KY.


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Wildlife of Kentucky: Feeding party at Do Drop Inn


2011-05-10 - Liberty RD, Columbia, KY - Photo by Bub Polston.
Gossip from the Do Drop Inn: Mr. Squirrel, top left, and The Chipmunky, bottom left, were snacking on BBQ Chips at Bub's Do Drop Inn on Liberty RD, Columbia, KY, while at right, in the main dining table, a strange affair was taking place with rendezvous involving a Starling Bird and another Squirrel. Photos by Bub Polston


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Loup Langton named


2011-05-10 - Bowling Green, KY - Photo from Western Kentucky University.
Loup Langton is the new director of Western Kentucky University's prestigious School of Journalism & Broadcasting. The school offers seven majors and has over 900 students.


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SCC 2011 Omicron Zeta Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa


2011-05-10 .
Somerset Community College Omicron Zeta Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa (PTK), the academic honor society for two-year colleges, held their annual ceremony to induct new members on Sunday, March 27, 2011, in Meece Auditorium on the SCC Somerset Campus. Front row, from left, Connie Ryan, Nancy; Stephanie Smith, Somerset; Monica Conner, Russell Springs; Mike Harny, Berea; Tasha Stephens, Nancy; Lesia Chapman, Somerset; Megan Campbell, Whitley City; Heather Baker, Burnside; April Sundermeier, Monticello; Heather Chitwood, Whitley City; Trisha Douin, Somerset; Maggie Hopper, Monticello; Betty Rader, McKee; Ashley Wiser, Somerset; Eric Keith, Stearns; Carla Gill, Annville; Bethany Wilson, Annville; Stacey Ping, Eubank; and Alicia DeRose, London. Second row, from left: Brittany Elliott, London; Brianna Stanley, Nancy; Donna Walker, Corbin; Gaspar Gaspar Miguel, Somerset; Amy Hiatt, Tyner; Sarah Workman, Somerset; Amy Caudill, Liberty; Jacqueline Haun, Russell Springs; Angela Hargett, Monticello; Conrad Dylan Smith, Somerset; Raeann Canada, Somerset; Jessie L Meadows, Stearns; Veronica Singleton, London; Heather Lawson, Williamsburg; Connie Downey, Manchester; Rebecca Nolan, East Bernstadt; and Robert Holmes II, London. Third row, from left: Matt Attaway, Somerset; Cody Sutton, Somerset; and Harry Hubler III, Monticello.


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Birds of Kentucky: American Robins; 3 babies, one egg


2011-05-10 - Snake Creek RD, Columbia, KY - Photo by Peggy Spoon.
Three Baby Robins: "One egg left! Maybe I can get a picture of the last baby bird being hatched," writes Peggy Spoon, who's keeping tabs on a couple of new Adair County bird families. Seen in the ColumbiaMagazine group on Flickr.


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Birds of Kentucky: Hosting a new family of American Robins


2011-05-10 - Snake Creek RD, Adair Co. KY - Photo by Peggy Spoon.
Baby Robins I was thrilled to find this robin's nest," writes Peggy Spoon. "I always wanted to photograph baby birds in the nest." Three sibs appear set to follow, when they emerge from the three Robin's Egg Blue shells, one of the most beautiful sights, themselves, in creation. Seen in the ColumbiaMagazine group on Flickr.


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