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Embracing Seven Habits is rewarded at CES


2016-04-13 - Campbellsville Elementary School, 315 Roberts Road (campus), Campbellsville, KY - Photo Calen McKinney, Campbellsville Independent Schools (CIS) photo.
CES second-graders Rajon Taylor, Austin Sloan and Caysen Tungate enjoy their Seven Habits party. Campbellsville Elementary School second-grade Wings Express students recently were treated to pizza and other treats for doing a great job of embracing all seven of the Seven Habits of Highly Effective People. - Calen McKinney


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James Howard Young, Edmonton, KY (1922-2016)


2016-04-12 - 201 East Street, Edmonton, KY - Photo from Butler Funeral Home.
James Howard Young, Edmonton, KY (1922-2016


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(Ad) Murray and Juanita Scott donate corner chair for St. Jude's


2016-04-12 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Chris Wilson.
Murray and Juanita Scott of Columbia, KY, donated this antique corner chair to be auctioned Saturday, April 16, 2016, in the Blaydes Estate Auction, at at 1335 & 1337 Hwy 55 South, Columbia, KY. The sale starts at 10amCT. Proceeds will go to benefit St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. This chair belonged to the Wood (Doctor From Maine) and Snider (From Bloomfield) gamilies. It was owned by Myrtle Wood, who wasnearly 101 when she passed in 1995. Juanita Scott helped take care of her in Bloomfield, KY, and acquired the chair after her passing. Chris Wilson of Golden-Rule Wilson said that a number of other people will be donating items to benefit St. Jude. To make a donation contacts are: 270-866-6600 or 270-384-1111.


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Raising awareness of Child Abuse Prevention Month at ACPC


2016-04-12 - ACPC, 158 Col. Casey Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Amy Price, LCCAC.
Today at Adair County Primary Center, Mrs. Pelston's 2nd grade class helped raise awareness by tying blue ribbons on a tree for Child Abuse Prevention Month. Pictured are Landen Bullington, Jayden Burton, Karsyn Collins, Myla Curry, Tanner Curry, Hailey Darling, Jack Dean, Kaiden Elam, Thomas Erler, Olivia Huff, Matthew Janes, Leah Keith, Tianna King, Nathaniel Miles, Cam Mitchell, Tyler Murphy, Emery Odd, Mia Robles, Luis Rosas, William Warriner, Bryleigh Wheat, Brook Anderson, and Karlee Cahoon. - Amy Michelle Price. Paired photo. See also: Square in Columbia covered with ribbons and pinwheels


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Square in Columbia covered with ribbons and pinwheels


2016-04-12 - Historic Adair County Courthouse, 500 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Amy Price, LCCAC.
The square in Adair County is covered in ribbons and pinwheels to remind everyone that April is Child Abuse Prevention Month! Pictured left to right is Kayln Barnett, Jamie White, Sherry Cheatham, Lori Pickett, Shonda Underwood, Kara Iqbal, and Amy Price. - Amy Price. Paired photo. See also: Raising awareness of Child Abuse Prevention Month at ACPC


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Rock House Revisit: Extraordinary Landmark - Anywhere else


2016-04-12 - Rock House Bottom, Creelsboro, Russell Co., KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, CM.
Fear of falling into this delightful little stream along the highway was enough to put the frighteners on some of our intrepid party. The discovery of this jewel of a little falls was wonderful, but the falls will probably never, ever get the renown it should, being so close to the spectacular Creelsboro Arch and the magnificent Cumberland River. One wonders, if waterfalls had the option, if it would not be a major tourist attraction if could just up and move to Adair County, where waterfalls of this magnitude are, to put it Countese, skase, mighty skase. - EW


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Rock House Revisit: Trillium, pretty even before the bloom


2016-04-12 - Rock House Bottom, Creelsboro, Russell Co., KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, CM photo.
A goal of the Rock House Revisit, at least of some the older generation, was to see the first Trillium in bloom. It hadn't happened, but the plants are pretty, even before the Big Event.


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