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Dr. Mike Neal pastor of Campbellsville Baptist Church


2014-07-17 - Campbellsvillle, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, CU. For those seeking more understanding about Campbellsville University's changing relationship with the Kentucky Baptist Convention, Dr. Mike O'Neal, above, recommended, an article "For those needing a helpful and balanced summary" see: Campbellsville seeks new relationship with Kentucky Baptists. Dr. Neal is a Campbellsville University trustee, and is pastor of the Campbellsville Baptist Church. Dr. Neal is a former pastor of the Columbia Baptist Church, and is remembered with great fondness in the Columbia community.

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Well cared for, loveable beautiful white dog lost (now reunited)


2014-07-17 - Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia, KY - Photo by Rita Smith. We have found this dog at Lindsey Wilson College. We can tell it is someones pet. It is well taken care of and very loveable. If this dog belongs to you please call 270-384-7309. - Rita Smith Happy Ending: The owner has been found and the little dog is back home.

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A walk which is fast becoming history at JAIS


2014-07-17 - JAIS, 202 General John Adair Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Buildings seem to appear larger when empty and this hallway, with a lone walker, David Jones, appears longer than it did when scores of kiddoes went to and from classes. This was a scene at John Adair, a few days ago, before the most dramatic part of the demolition - knocking the structure down with a trackhoe, began yesterday, Wednesday, July 16, 2014. - CM Paired Photo. See also - John Adair Intermediate School leveling begins iPhone photo by Shamarie Claiborne.

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Barbara Armitage: Hands tell a lot about a person


2014-07-17 - Tuckers Station Farm, 1535 Bull Run Road, Columbia, KY - Photo (Selfie). Mine are working hands Barbara Armitage says, sometimes stained the color of the crops she's picking - strawberries, blueberries, and, the worst, she says, blackberries, above. "What I have come to realize over the past few years is that I have my Gramma Till's hands. Tillie Mae was my great grandmother. Like her there are freckles on my hands from too much sun over the years. My nails are kept short and are - at least once a day - clean and unpolished. I can see the beginnings of the arthritis that plagued her taking hold in my fingers. And like my Gramma Till's hands mine are working hands," she writes in the accompanying story.

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The Twin Towers - Country Style


2014-07-16 - Cool Springs Creek Farm, Gradyville, KY - Photo by Guy Babin. Twin Towers Country Style - I found this feat of airborn engineering as I cut our southern pastures. Not proud of my pastoral weeds, I am often amazed by the instinctual engineering prowess of mother nature. I did send it to smithereens with the rotary cutter and our petrol burning beast... but not before verifying it was vacant and recording its existence and sharing here with you. - GUY. Cool Springs Creek Farm, Gradyville.

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Bakers, Granddaughters celebrate at Bread of Life


2014-07-16 - Bread of Life, 5369 S US 127, Liberty, KY - Photo by Cathy Moss.
My parents Odell & Celystine Baker, along with their grand daughters Keisha Moss and Erin Burris enjoyed a day trip to the Bread of Life Cafe, located in Liberty KY, for lunch before the girls head to college next month. The trip was enjoyed by all. - Cathy Moss


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John Adair Intermediate School leveling begins


2014-07-16 - 202 Gen. John Adair DR, Columbia, KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne, Adair Co. School District photo. Brockman Construction Company began leveling the John Adair Intermediate School this afternoon. The photo was taken on the back of the school, at around 3pmCT, Wednesday, July 16, 2014. - Shamarie Claiborne See Also: CM photo - A walk fast becoming history at JAIS

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