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My Doggie is Home: Daisy is back


2017-11-10 - Keltner Road, Columbia, KY - Photo .
Daisy is homeMya Mullins and her brother Tristan Mullins, are shown yesterday right after school. Timothy Mullins, their father, opened the door and saw the dog. When the kids got off the bus and saw her, they were shouting and screaming, and crying for joy. "Daisy's home!" The family wants to thank the Samaritan - who, they believe - must have taken Daisy in out of the cold, and later learned where she lived, and brought her back. Grandmother Sandy Ford says last night the celebration for the prodigal's return was fun and went on for a few hours. Mya and Tristan kept calling her, she said, to tell her just how happy they were. "Mya's last call was that she was ready to sleep and snuggle with Daisy," who is a house dog and who only goes out for runs and essential calls.


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Election 2018: Sandra J. Kerns files for Magistrate/4


2017-11-10 - Adair Annex, Ste. 3, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo from Kerns family.
Sandra Kerns filed on Day Two, Thursday, November 9, 2017, as a candidate for the Republican nomination for Magistrate, District 4, subject to the Tuesday, May 22, Kentucky Primary Election. With her are her as signers are her husband, Joe Kerns, and friend Melissa Keltner. - Back to - Election 2018: Latest List of candidates, Adair Co, KY


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Major Paul Smith, USMC veteran, keynoter at LWC


2017-11-10 - Roberta D. Cranmer Dining Center, 430 Helen Flatt Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Venus Popplewell, Director of Public Relations, LWC.
Major Paul Smith, a retired Marine Corps, speaks on why veterans should show their pride every day for their service during the 15th-Annual Veteran's Day Luncheon. - Venus Popplewell


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Scenic Taylor County, KY: Autumn beauty in post harvest colors


2017-11-10 - Near Lake Road, above Green River Lake, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
A reminder that scenery in our Planet Earth Paradise is grand in all it's transitions: Bright fall foliage has peaked, but there is always grand sights in each passage of time. As in this farmland between Coburg and the Ireland Community, near Lake Road. A secret: Many residences command overlooks Green River Lake rarely found elsewhere - where Louisville Corps policies have favored environmental preservation. - EW


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Cranmer is packed at 15th LWC Annual Veterans luncheon


2017-11-10 - Roberta D. Cranmer Dining Center, 430 Helen Flatt Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Venus Popplewell, LWC Director of Public Relations.
Over 150 area veterans and their guests were honored Wednesday, November 8, 2017, at the 15th-annual Lindsey Wilson College Veterans Appreciation Luncheon. - Venus Popplewell


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Sign reminds community of LWC students homes


2017-11-10 - Historic Adair County Courthouse, 500 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Sabine Eastham, Director of International Student Programs, LWC.
It's a Small World - This officially sanctioned sign on the Historic Adair County Courthouse has erected. It is a reminder to the International Students at Lindsey Wilson College that the community wants them to feel at home, but also that we respect the wonderful homes they are missing while studying at Lindsey Wilson College. Photo (c) by Sabine Eastham, Director, International Studies, Lindsey Wilson College.


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A pastoral sermon, Getting Along, on Friendship Pike


2017-11-10 - Friendship Pike, (KY 323), Campbellsville to Summersville, KY - Photo by Wayne Baxter. .
"Out the road a little farther a donkey and an Angus heifer seemed at peace with the world," Wayne Baxter writes of this not-so-rare animal odd couple, getting along, enjoying each others company." Wayne Baxter writes of this Wednesday, November 8, 2017, Wayne Baxter (c) photo. For those who haven't traveled KY 323 - there is fabulous scenery with unforgettable churches, and Bengal, the capitol of this stretch of picture postcard pretty stretch of highway. Paired photo


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