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Pam Eads, Laura Chowning on Dialogue on Public Issues


2011-03-21 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Emily Campbell. CU photo. Campbellsville University's John Chowning, vice president for church and external relations and executive assistant to the president of CU, (right), interviewed Pam Eads, (left), executive director of the Lake Cumberland Child Advocacy Center, and Laura Chowning, MPA, community development coordinator, Prevent Child Abuse Kentucky, on Campbellsville University's WLCU's show "Dialogue on Public Issues." They discussed Prevent Child Abuse Month, which is in April. The show will air Sunday, March 27 at 8amET; Monday, March 28 at 1:30pmET and 6:30pmET and Wednesday, March 30 at 1:30pmET and 7pmET The show is aired on Campbellsville Cable Channel 10.

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Enough to be twins: Lizza Jane and Lexi


2011-03-21 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Cynthia Meyer; by Lisa Cowan.
Sycamore Springs, KY: Cynthia Meyer writes: "I had to do a double take this morning when I opened up Columbiamagazine. The missing dog Lexi (right photo) looks so much like my Schmoo (aka Lizza Jane) dog that they could pass as twins ! Granted Lexi is a Chihuahua, and Schmoo is a Rat Terrier, but there was a very strong resemblance between them. My heart goes out to Lexi's owners, a missing pet is difficult with all the "what if's ." I do hope she returns home soon- safe and sound. - Cynthia Meyer


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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Spring


2011-03-21 - From 100 Block, N. Reed ST, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
The trees around the verge of the Municipal Parking Lot are in full bloom, framing the historic Adair County Courthouse clocktower over Dr. Janella Brown's office, left, the Adanta building (blue roof) and the C & F Discount building (red brick). The photo was taken Monday, March 21, 2011.


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Taylor County wins PRIDE award


2011-03-21 - Somerset, KY - Photo by Cindy Lackey.
PRIDE'S Tammie Wilson presented Taylor County's Roadside Pride Award to Coordinator Debra McNear and Judge-Executive Eddie Rogers. Taylor County earned 1st Runner Up among counties with similar populations during the seventh annual Roadside Cleanup Month last October, when Taylor County recruited 412 volunteers to pick up litter. To volunteer for the Spring Cleanup in Taylor County, please call Debra McNear at (270) 465-7729. In Campbellsville, please call Cary Noe at (270) 465-7011.


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ACHS Yearbook Staff wins 15 awards at WKU competition


2011-03-21 - Bowling Green, KY - Photo ACHS Yearbook Photo.
The 2011 ACHS Yearbook Staff traveled to WKU's Bowling Green campus for the Mark of Excellence Competition on March 18, 2011. The staff accepted 15 awards for the 2010 yearbook. Pictured are, (in front) Lisa Walker (first row) Haylee Harmon, Brooke Flatt, Megan Cowan, Brittney Taylor, Chase Smith, Dariann Smith, Justin Farmer, Tanner Caldwell, (second row) Heather Powell, Alex Antle, Seth Dunbar, Bethany McLean, Jon Hansel, Caleb Ezell, Derek Padgett, Jeremy Franklin, and Cody Taylor.


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Lexi is lost. And missed.


2011-03-21 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Lisa Cowan.
Lost chihuahua dog. Black and white in color with a touch of brown on her face. Goes by Lexi. No collar on . Missing from the Adair County Public Library/old Chevrolet garage area on Colony DR, in Columbia, KY.. She's very friendly and is deeply missed . If you have any information please contact me, or my husband, at (270) 634-2731 or (270) 250-2514. -Lisa Cowan


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Metcalfe Co., KY, Moon: Nearly super over Muncie Court


2011-03-21 - Edmonton, KY - Photo by Johnnietta Jessie.
Man In The Moon: Johnietta Jessie writes, with the photo on the left, "I took this on Sunday night, the moon had just risen." For the right photo, she wrote: Over the Moon: I made this picture on Sunday night in front of my house. The clouds were drifting over the moon." Probably a country music song in that. Probably made everybody so lonesome they could cry, when the moon just went behind the cloud.Seen in the ColumbiaMagazine group on Flickr.


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