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Centre College organist will perform at Campbellsville University
 2019-02-10 - Taylor County, KY - Photo from Campbellsville University Communications. Dr. Zachary A. Klobnak, college organist and instructor of organ, harpsichord and piano at Centre College in Danville, will be presenting a guest organ recital Tuesday, February 12, 2019 at 7pmCT/8pmET in Ransdell Chapel on the campus of Campbellsville University.
He will be performing music by William Mathias, Rachel Laurin, William Walton, and Johann Sebastian Bach. The concert, the first of two in the month of February, is free and open to the public.
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Previous ACHS team honored at Friday night games
 2019-02-10 - Adair County High School, Columbia, KY - Photo by Vicky Pike. Part of the highlights of Friday night's basketball games against Russell County High School included honors bestowed on the 2009 Fifth Regional Championship Team. Then the 2019 teams played with one win and one loss. The Adair County High School girls team lost their game with RCHS, while the ACHS boys team was victorious over RCHS boys. A large crowd was on hand for the games on a really cold February 8, 2019 night.
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Birds of Kentucky: Lady Cardinal a guest for dinner
 2019-02-09 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. A Lady Cardinal stopped by the bird feeder for some sunflower seeds. She had to keep a lookout for Blue the Cat who is very brave when it comes to chasing after birds. Blue is not brave at all when another male cat or a dog races toward him and his cat food dish. At those times he slinks back to his shelf and waits.
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Cloud making at Holloway Health & Wellness Center
 2019-02-09 - Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. When the weather is cold for many to be outside, Columbia has a great place to go for exercise, the Holloway Health & Wellness Center on the campus of Lindsey Wilson College. The sun was out but it was so cold that as the heat was being generated around the indoor pool and exercise areas clouds were formed on the outside.
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Epicurean Kentuckian: Competitive Biscuits and Gravy
 2019-02-09 - Ashland, KY - Photo by Pen. Evan Waggener, Columbia Magazine's resident Gravy Scientist, samples items at The Gravy Bowl, a fundraiser for Ashland's downtown event and revitalization organization, Ashland in Motion. The event is described as "a biscuit and gravy sampling event, featuring live music and a bar stocked with brunch favorites." The event is held the week after the Superbowl in the Ashland Train Depot, which has been beautifully renovated as a public event space.
Paired photo: Epicurean Kentuckian: Breakfast Kabob
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Latticework puddle
 2019-02-09 - Shelbyville, KY - Photo by Amy. Spotted on a morning walk with Churchill the dog, this puddle froze in a most interesting pattern as the temperatures dropped quickly yesterday.
According to our Resident Expert on Things Natural and Frozen, Billy Joe Fudge, this happens when the water level drops faster than the surface can freeze, and can even occur on much larger scales.
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