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Admissions counselors learn about National Guard aid program


2014-12-23 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, Campbellsville University. Admissions counselors from Campbellsville University learn how to answer student questions about financial help with the cost of college if they are interested in also serving in the military. From left are: Josh Fuqua, Trevor McWhorter, Lindsey Hammers and Lauren Goodin Willis. - Linda Waggener, CU

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Military Meeting at Campbellsville University


2014-12-23 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, Campbellsville University. Campbellsville University admissions and financial aid counselors at the main campus, online and regional centers attended an informational meeting with Sgt. Dallas Robinson, (speaking) RRNCO in the Kentucky National Guard, to learn answers for student questions about military assistance with the cost of college.

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The Christmas Dog has a wonderful forever home


2014-12-23 - GRAS, 455 Appleby Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Sandy Ford.
A Happiest of Endings He was adopted today by the Hale family and on his way to vet then his forever home he will be home for Christmas. Michelle and Mark have named him Max. Thank you and Merry Christmas. - Sandy Ford, Director, Green River Animal Shelter, 455 Appleby Drive, Columbia, KY. Phone 270-385-9655


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Squirrelling 101


2014-12-23 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo courtesy Campbellsville University Communications.
Every now and then a Campbellsville University student photographer captures activities that usually go unnoticed in the bustle of finishing up a semester. This squirrel was busy moving and storing acorns from the huge oak trees on campus in preparation for the winter weeks ahead. - Linda Waggener


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Epicurean Kentuckian: Holiday Cookies


2014-12-23 - Photo by Pen. Made-from-scratch peanut butter Christmas cookies, baked by Amy.

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History, Please: Who lived here in the 50s, 60s


2014-12-23 - Bomar Heights, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
There's progress on Bomar Heights, as a vacant house is taken down. A number of such structures in Columbia are in a similar state at this time. When I saw it yesterday, I was wondering if it were the home of the late Velva Vaughn, or Mr. Duvall's house. But couldn't remember which. Used to deliver a lot of Courier Journal morning news paper along here. The resident's were voracious readers. Few in those days chose the Sunday CJ and morning paper - a 45 cent a week like. But often neighbors took either the 15 cent Sunday or the 30 cent/nickel a day daily, and swapped with neighbors. I'm thinking there were four modest homes between Grissom Street and the field where Adair Memorial Hospital was built. Anyone remember the families? Anyone writing a history of he neighborhood? It was a beautiful place in the early 50s. The best view in the county, and dozens of homes dotted little lanes. They were hard to spot in spring, fall, and summer. But in winter, each one exhaled wood smoke, pin drops marking each location. At breakfast time, coffee aroma filled the lane, which, for some reason, always reminded one of country ham frying in a cast iron skillet. -EW. Note: See Comment: JIM: Research origin of Bomar Heights, then College Hill. Further information from Peggy Fudge: Peggy Fudge answers call for History, Please, Bomar Heights


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(Ad) House for sale, 7307 Edmonton Road, Columbia, KY


2014-12-23 - 7307 Edmonton Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by advertiser.
Property address is 7307 Edmonton Road, Columbia, KY.
Check out this nice 2 bedroom, 1 bath home with full basement and large lot. Bonus room that could be used as a 3rd bedroom. Peaceful country setting and storage building. Call Dwayne Pierce at 270-590-0295 or Josh Pierce at 270-670-2891 to view this property today and visit Dwayne Pierce.com for more information.


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