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Procession carrying Capt. Grider Home: 1-65 shut down


2014-09-26 - Exit 128, I-65, Louisville, KY - Photo From Ladder One. Southbound I-65 was shut down for the Procession Carrying Capt. Tony Grider home Saturday, September 20, 2014. As the procession when under the Exit 128 overpass, Fern Valley Road, near Louisville International Airport, firefighters from Okalona and Fern Valley Fire Departments were standing at attention on top of Ladder Trucks while the procession passed. The flag is a massive one. Passing under the bridge ahead is a C/TC EMS ambulance. When the Supporting Heroes ambulance carrying Capt. Grider approached the men on the top of the ladder trucks on the overpass saluted.

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Dr. George Herring on DPI with Dr. John Chowning


2014-09-26 - WLCU Broadcast Studios, (BR) 203 West Broadway, Campbellsville, KY - Photo CU Photo by Drew Tucker.
Campbellsville University's Dr. John Chowning, vice president for church and external relations and executive assistant to the president of CU, right, interviews Dr. George Herring, alumni professor of history emeritus at the University of Kentucky, for his "Dialogue on Public Issues" show. The show will air Monday, September 29, 2014 at 1:30pmET and 6:30pmET and Wednesday, October 1 at 1:30 pmET and 7pmET on WLCU-TV, on Campbellsville's cable channel 10. They are heard on radio at 8amET, Sunday, September 28, 2014, and at 8:30pmET. - Joan C. McKinney.


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Epicurean Kentuckian: Proper Tacos


2014-09-26 - 535 Main Street, Shelbyville, KY - Photo by Pen. You can usually tell proper tacos by their garnish -- pickled onions or cilantro are sure signs that you're on the right track. These barbacoa tacos are from La Cucina de Mama in downtown Shelbyville.

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Kentucky Afield: Buck Creek Smallmouth


2014-09-25 - Pulaski County, KY - Photo by Lee McClellan.
Dr. Larry Kelley of Richmond, KY holds a smallmouth bass caught at the Bent Road Bridge Access on Buck Creek in Pulaski County. Buck Creek offers incredible scenery comprised of soaring bluffs, streamside caves and crystal clear water to accompany the paddling. The creek also has bountiful populations of smallmouth and rock bass. - Lee McClellan


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Plaque at Adair Fire Station will, sadly, get a change


2014-09-25 - 200 Merchant Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. The list of In Memory Firemen stands at 31 on the plaque at the entrance to the Columbia/Adair County Fire Department at 200 Merchant Street, but, sadly, the departments will be adding another name plate following the death of Anthony Lynn "Tony" Grider on September 20, 2014. The plate will be in the center row, right under the name of Charles V. Sparks. Clicking Read More accesses Chief Mike Glasgow's Eulogy for Capt. Tony Grider

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Procession carrying Capt. Grider Home: In receiving line


2014-09-25 - 200 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Expressions reflect sorrow on a day no one will ever forget, and one all pray will never have to be repeated again - Wayne Ray, Unit 39, Assistant City Fire Chief, facing camera, and Columbia Police Department Ofc. Josh Brockman, in the receiving line, on Saturday, 20 Sep 2014, at the front door of Grissom-Martin Funeral Home.

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At Women's Small Business Summit: CU and Area Business leaders


2014-09-25 - Campbellsville Civic Center, 205 N Columbia Avenue, Columbia, KY - Photo By Linda Waggener, CU.
Leaders from Campbellsville University and area businesses
worked together to host a Women's Small Business Summit Wednesday, 24 Sep 2014, at the Civic Center. Around a hundred women participated in workshops centered around starting and/or growing businesses. Pictured from left are: Brianna Burden, Julia Turpin, Wanda Washington, Leslie Davis, Pam Russell, Dr. Pat Cowherd, Latasha Bell, Barb Smith, Janet Adams, Jessica Sublett and Teresa Bright. Not pictured are Lisa Karr and Terri Cassell. - LINDA WAGGENER. Paired photo. See also: CTB Bankers at Women's Small Business Conference


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