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James Henry (Jady) Jolly, 92, Center, KY (1923-2016)


2016-02-03 - 201 East Street, Edmonton, KY - Photo Butler Funeral Home.
James Henry (Jady) Jolly, 92, Center, KY (1923-2016)



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Arlene Miller, Metcalfe Co., KY (1929-2016)


2016-02-03 - 201 East Street, Edmonton, KY - Photo Butler Funeral Home.
Arlene Miller, Metcalfe Co., KY (1929-2016)


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Aaron Dale Lee, Casey Co., KY (1939-2016)


2016-02-03 - 752 Campbellsville Street, Liberty, KY - Photo McKinney-Brown Funeral Home.
Aaron Dale Lee, Casey Co., KY (1939-2016)



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College, career ready at CHS


2016-02-03 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo courtesy Campbellsville High School. CHS Seniors Abby Davis, Cheyenne Anderson, Deston Ford, Steven Puerta, and Druscilla Lotts have all met their goals for College and Career Readiness.

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Mrs. Norma G. Smith, 64 Taylor Co. KY (1951-2016)


2016-02-03 - 1765 New Columbia Road, Campbellsville, KY - Photo L.R. Petty Funeral Home & Cremation Service.
Mrs. Norma G. Smith, 64 Taylor Co. KY (1951-2016)


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Dead (& Never Was) School Scrolls


2016-02-03 - from 350 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo Knifleyiana Jones, Archeologist.
No mystery. There's too much evidence in the hieroglyphics showing for astute Adair County historians not to guess what these ancient 20th century documents are. David Jones' Maintenance Department found them while fossicking among the stored relics at 350 Indian Drive. And what a find they are! If you have an idea what the story is about, just from the clues, let us know. It's ok to channel the late Minnie Rubarts or think like Mike Watson. Perhaps one will guess where "the school that never was," was to have been located. Watch for followup findings. Send comments using the Comments Button with this photo. - EW


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Wheel Horse lawn tractor with 4-wheel drive


2016-02-03 - Somerset, KY - Photo by Tommy Bailey.
Tommy writes, "This lawn tractor with a real attitude caught my eye."


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