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Azaleas even more beautiful in 2025


2025-04-28 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Diane Benningfield.
The Benningfield home is always graced by beautiful flowers from early spring through late fall. She sent this picture as we start spring 2025 and writes, "My azalea bushes were so beautiful this year I wanted to share. They did better this year than I think they ever have."


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Lindsey Wilson College Class of 2024 nursing graduates


2025-04-28 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson College.
All of the Lindsey Wilson College Class of 2024 nursing graduates, pictured in May 2024 with their nursing faculty, passed the National Council Licensure Examination, the nationwide examination for the licensing of nurses in the United States.


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Eco print art is part of spring welcome display


2025-04-28 - Columbia, KY - Photo from Cayce Davenport.
Eco print artwork by Columbia art educator Cayce Davenport is on display in the galleries of Downing Museum in Bowling Green. This work will be on display through Saturday, May 2, 2025.


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ACMS work in KY Barrel Head Exhibition


2025-04-28 - Columbia, KY - Photo from Cayce Davenport.
Adair County Middle School student art is now on display at the Kentucky Department of Education office iin Frankfort. Students who worked on and completed the barrel heads from Adair County are ACMS students Alaynah Bayuk, Alayna Roberts, Bailey Simpson and ACHS Junior Keely Kerns.


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LWC ISP Host Family Appreciation Dinner


2025-04-27 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson College.
On the right: Silvia Marchesi, from Treviglio, Italy, who has been with LWC since 2020, first obtaining her BA and then her Master of Business Administration expressing her profound appreciation for her host family, Jeanne and Charles Marshburn.

On the left: Elisa Burzio, from Turino, Italy, who is graduating next Saturday with a degree in Business Administration, is excited as her Italian family is finally meeting her US host family. She has been sharing her host family with Silvia and several other young ladies since 2021.


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Students speak at Host Family Appreciation Dinner


2025-04-27 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson College.
At left, Ye Jun Choi, an exchange student from Busan, South Korea, authored a poem to express his feelings for his host family, Maggie and Mark Coleman, with their two sons, Ty and Gabe.

Ocean Ye Jun Choi:
If you compare love as water, you are an ocean. You share tons of water with others, but you still have enough. After I see the ocean, I realized that I was thirsty. You are an ocean, and I am a desert. You shared water with others, and I protected from others. I thought I protected, but I actually lost it. I just want to stay in your ocean, and it means it's time to leave. It's time to go back to the desert, and tell them how beautiful the ocean was. Then, you will be an ocean that I can see every day, and I will be an oasis in desert.
At right, Xu Lu, an exchange student from Heilongjiang, China, shared another heartfelt message to all who made such a significant difference in her life, sharing her time with the Peterson host family, as well as the Colemans.


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LWC and ECTC announce partnership


2025-04-27 - Elizabethtown, KY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson College.
Elizabethtown Community and Technical College President Juston C. Pate, left and Lindsey Wilson College Vice President for Academic Affairs Ray Lutgring celebrate the signing of a partnership to expand postsecondary education offerings between the two schools on Friday, April 25, in the ECTC Regional Postsecondary Center. The agreement is part of the ECTC Robbins University Center.


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