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Green Co. High student wins KHEAA essay scholarship


2011-01-05 - Photo by Tim Ballard. Green Co. High School, Greensburg, KY
Annette Dangerfield, a Green County High School junior, is the winner of the "Promote Your School" essay contest, earning herself a $500 scholarship and her school a photo shoot for pictures to be used in college planning materials published by the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority (KHEAA).


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Remembering Mr. Francis Stearman, 95, Green Co, KY


2011-01-05 - Photo from Cowherd & Parrott Funeral Home. 206 S. Main ST, Greensburg, KY
Mr. Francis Stearman of Summersville, Green Co., KY (1922-2011)


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Retirement Dinner: Long time City Council member Joe Moore


2011-01-05 . Davenport Center, 2252 Campbellsville RD, Columbia, KY
Long time City Council Member, Joe Moore supported Mayor Bell and the City Clerk in a steadfast manner throughout their tenures. Except for one meeting, Joe Moore was the designated adjournment Councillor at all of the meetings at which his friend Pat Bell presided. He quipped that he wondered if they had ever been able to adjourn the Monday, January 3, 2011 regular meeting without his presence, but was told that his protege did very well, for one who had never acted in the capacity before. Photos by Linda Waggener


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Retirement Dinner: Sonya Roy speaks


2011-01-05 . Davenport Center, 2252 Campbellsville RD, Columbia, KY
Sonya Roy, who has been City Clerk for almost five full days now, thanked retired City Clerk Carolyn Edwards and retired Mayor Pat Bell for their kindness and their willingness to take time to help. "Knowing that they are just a phone call away, now, is so good to know." Photos by Linda Waggener


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Retirement Dinner: Mayor Pro Tem Craig Dean


2011-01-05 . Davenport Center, 2252 Campbellsville RD, Columbia, KY
Columbia Mayor Pro Tem Craig Dean who now stands second in the line of succession to Mayor Mark Harris, noted that his six year career as a Councillor coincided with Mayor Bell's appointment as Mayor and with City Clerk Carolyn Edwards' tenure as City Clerk, or, as he put it, "As long as they have been running the show." He added, "They've always opened doors for me, and for that I'm grateful." Photos by Linda Waggener


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Retirement Dinner: former Mayor Curtis Hardwick speaks


2011-01-05 . Davenport Center, 2252 Campbellsville RD, Columbia, KY
Mayor Bell's predecessor, Curtis Hardwick made a big hit with fans of Mayor Patrick R. Bell when he enumerated Mayor Bell's accomplishments and noted that he had advised the Council to choose one of its one when he, Mayor Hardwick resigned to take a top post in the Fletcher Administration. "They didn't take my advice," Mayor Hardwick said. "And I've got to say this is one time I'm glad they didn't.Photos by Linda Waggener


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Retirement dinner: Mayor Bell with trusted partner


2011-01-05 . Davenport Center, 2252 Campbellsville RD, Columbia, KY
Marshall Loyleft long time trusted friend of Mayor Patrick R. Bell, right,. Marshall Loy was and remains City Attorney of Columbia, and sat at the Mayor's side at every meeting of City Council. The two worked together to guide Mayor Bell's administration through two of its greatest accomplishments, merging the utilities departments and adding a record number of annexations, dramatically increasing the population and boundaries of the city.Photos by Linda Waggener


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