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Campbellsville University offers 2 Black History Month events
 2011-01-11 . Photos from Campbellsville University Campbellsville University will host two events for Black History Month. Dr. Joseph Owens, left, will speak at at 10amET/9amCT Wednesday, February 2, 2011 for the university's regular weekly chapel service in Ransdell Chapel at 401 N. Hoskins Ave., Campbellsville, KY (MAP). Nashville dramatist Sherre Miller Bishop will perform "From the Motherland to the Promised Land" at 7pmET/6pmCT, Tuesday, February 15 2011, also in Ransdell Chapel.
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Kentucky Color: Ice Trees
 2011-01-11 . Photo by Billy Joe Fudge The hills are aglow," Billy Joe Fudge writes, "was the thought that came to mind as I sat astraddle the Adair/Cumberland County line on Hwy 704. My view was to the East of the confluence of Sand Lick Branch and Crocus Creek in the early morning looking up Box House Hill toward Wolf Creek Dam."
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Old Houses: Renfro/Watson home near Jericho, Adair Co., KY
 2011-01-11 . By George T. Rice, Jr.< "If old houses could talk""If old houses could talk," writes George Rice, "they could tell some most interesting stories. This house is located at 3150 Holmes Bend road. It was the home of Mr. Frank and Allie Renfro, whose children were Gordon Renfro, Bernice Parker, Bill Renfro, Nancy Day, Lois Bault, Bob Renfro. Prior to the Renfro family, in the late 1920s, Mr. Owen and Gertie Bault Watson resided there. Their children were Nina, Edith, Edna, Glen, Iva Lois, and Robert. The wing to the left was added to the house in later years. Picture was taken October 10, 2010.
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Susan M. Blevins assistant professor of education at CU
 2011-01-10 . Campbellsville, KY. Campbellsville University photo Susan M. Blevins who has taught in Metcalfe, Marion and Taylor County Schools of Kentucky, has been named an assistant professor of education at Campbellsville University.
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2010 Holiday Greetings from Merl and Pat Wiggins
 2011-01-10 . Gradyville, KY. Photo by Pat Wiggins in 2011 Merry Christmas: "It's late, but with all the snow this year you may want to use this one. My wife and I were out on our farm in Gradyville on Christmas morning and the old home caught our eye. Regards, Merl & Pat Wiggins
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