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1966 LWC grad back on campus 1st time since 1966


2014-02-09 - Biggers Sports Center, 360 Spickard DR, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer.
Wearing his Lindsey Wilson College letterman's jacket,
back, center LWC alumnus Bob Pollock '66 of Brandenburg, KY, joins members of the LWC women's basketball team following the Blue Raiders' 84-74 overtime win over University of Pikeville (KY) Saturday afternoon, February 8, 2014 at Biggers Sports Center. Pollock played basketball at LWC from 1964-66. - Duane Bonifer, LWC Director of Public Relations


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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Help needed to caption Pellyton photo


2014-02-09 - Pellyton, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener. We couldn't help but take a photo of this petty old building in Pellyton in District 1 of Adair County, KY, especially one framed so beautifully by such a handsome Eastern Red Cedar. If there is a Pellyton authority reading this morning, we hope they will share knowledge about it. - Ed Waggener Jackson Brower remembers attending the old Baptist Church in Pellyton, and hearing "I'll Fly Away," for the first time, and sends a story, accessed by clicking ReadMore, below. BUT Joyce Coomer remembers this church as always a Methodist one. See Joyce Coomer: Pellyton church was Methodist

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Kentucky Color: Broom Sedge Babies


2014-02-09 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge, Retired District Forester, KY State Division of Forestry.

Broom Sedge Babies
By Billy Joe Fudge
Broom sedge, all brown and regal,
Standing against Winter sky of blue.
Babies borne on angel hair wings
Drift on breezes gentle to
Distant nurseries of clay.

Broom sedge, all brown and regal,
Standing tall above whistling quail.
Warming in a sunlit bath;
Where silken, cotten sails unveil
To carry Babies far away.
- Billy Joe Fudge, February 8, 2014


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Larry Smith - My Dog, My Best Friend, Conner


2014-02-08 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Larry Smith.
Conner
- Conner is a Maltipoo. Incredibly smart and truly my best friend. - Larry Smith, FM 99.9, The Big Dawg


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Basketball - No. 5 CU Women defeat NAIA No. 8 Georgetown, KY


2014-02-08 - Georgetown, KY - Photo by Richard RoBards, CU.
Daizah Kimberland
shoots a shot over Georgetown's Jessica Foster. Kimberland, playing sick, scored 18 points for Campbellsville University in 24 minutes played. CU won the NAIA Division I Game of the Week 85-71. (Photo )


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Historic Marion County: Club 68 / Jerry Lee Lewis on marquee


2014-02-08 - Lebanon, KY - Photo from the collection of Larry Smith.
A Larry Smith old photo
If the sign now looks familar, you likely here from the 1950's or you've seen the same sign or an exact clone at Big John's beverage stores on Calvary Road just north of the Taylor County line. This sign was at Lebanon, KY Mayor Hyleme George's Self-Service Liquor Store and advertised the Jerry Lee Lewis show coming September 4, but we can tell the year except from the 1950s cars in he parking lot. Maybe a someone will know, maybe even remembering the occasion. Comments and stories inspired by the photo are welcome. Paired Photo See also Scenic Marion Co., KY: Club 68 lives on from the archives of South Central Kentucky Historian Larry Smith, who is also the voice of The Big Dawg 99.9 FM and the WAVE, FM 92.7 FM (NOTE from Bill Cox: Cars left to right: 1964 Mercury Comet, 1961 Chevy Impala, 1965 Buick, and a 1964 Cadillac,1956 Buick.I guess the year was September 4, 1965, a Saturday. - Bill Cox)


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History in the Making II: The actual pour begins


2014-02-08 - New Corporate HQ, Grider Properties, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. John Miller and Curtis Miller craftsmen for Grider Properties smooth the walkway being poured by Mid State Ready Mix, as MSRM's General Manager Michael Mitchum observes.

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