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Blue Raider football players deliver help to Adair Food Pantry


2013-05-03 - 203 Monroe Street - Photo from Lindsey Wilson College. Blue Raider Football Players from left Rome Cotton a Junior from Miami, FL; Jon Smith, Junior, Milford, OH; Corrion Cooper, Sophomore, Jackson, TN; and Chris Dobbins, Junior, Murray, KY delivered more than 500 non-perishable food items collected at the spring Blue-White game, to the Adair County Food Pantry, 203 S Monroe Street, Columbia, KY. The cans were donated in lieu of admission for event, held April 19, 2013, at Blue Raider Stadium, inside Lindsey Wilson's Blue Raider Park, 828 Russell Road, Columbia, KY. It was the fourth consecutive year the LWC Football Team has collected food for the Food Pantry. It's a way of reciprocating, LWC Head Football Coach Chris Oliver said. "We are very appreciative of the support we receive from this community, and it's great to be able to give something back." The Blue White game completed spring practice. The opening game game for the 2013 season will be: Lindsey Wilson vs. Campbellsville, at 7pmCT, Saturday, August 31, at Blue Raider Stadium, 828 Russell Road, Columbia, KY. (Game on CM Calendar of Events) - from Lindsey Wilson College

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Bridges of Green Co., KY: Columbia Road, in old days


2013-05-03 - S Main/Columbia Road, Greensburg, KY - Photo by Larry Smith, The WAVE, FM 92.7 radio. This was before the Green River Dam was built and river levels were usually much higher in those days. The river was, often a lake. I don't have an exact date on the photo, but the cars appear to be late 40's. The car going up the ramp on the bridge is leaving S Main, town side, headed south toward Columbia or Edmonton. The old Champion Bridge allowed alternating one way traffic. Barely visible is the long line of cars from the Columbia-Edmonton side waiting to come across. (Hope someone will tell us how traffic knew when to start. Was there a light? Did they honk horns?). The Greensburg side of section of the bridge fell in the late 1940s, necessitating a new concrete bridge which is still in service today - may with a little less romance and awe - but one which is secure, reliable, and one which carries many times more traffic than then. Writes Larry Smith. Comments welcome Photo from the vast collection of Larry Smith, Morning news anchor, The WAVE, 92.7 FM and Operations Manager of The Big Dawg, FM 99.9 FM. Paired Photo See also Bridges of Green Co., KY: The Goose Creek Footbridge in time of flood

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Col. Casey Kindergarteners learn about other cultures


2013-05-03 - Col. Wm. Casey School, 220 Gen. John Adair DR, Columbia, KY - Photo by Sarah Burton.

Members of Mrs. Sarah Burton's Kindergarten class
have been studying other cultures in class. We have students from 6 different countries and 3 continents! On Thursday they had a special guest, Celeste Chalmers, our classmate Tannah's mom, visit to help us understand the similarities and differences between the United States and South Africa. We enjoyed her pictures, books, treats, but especially her time!!! - Sarah Burton


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Fortune Street in Spring: Red, White and Green


2013-05-03 - 100 Block, W Fortune Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. The Bottom Line on Neighborhoods is that the beautiful scenery is just a bonus, like this one showing the red, white, and green of West Fortune Street. The real value is in the neighbors. The anchor family now, three generations of the Kenneth and Sandy Janes family have what the community can only hope with be seven or seventy generations of Janeses and their descendants. Families like this one are the big reasons why East Fortune Street is one of Columbia's great neighborhoods. Ed Waggener, denizen thereof

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Columbia Police conduct daylight raid on Parrott Avenue


2013-05-03 - Parrott Addition, Columbia, KY - Photo from Columbia Police Department.
Scene at raid
A five man team, Ofc. Josh Brockman, CPD Sgt Murphy and Officers Brad Scholl, Jordan Dean, and Drew Conn of the CoColumbia Police Department executed a search warrant on two properties today, May 2, 2013. At approximately 1:30pmCT, Thursday, Columbia Police officers conducted their searches at 172 and 190 Parrott Avenue, Columbia, KY, to wit, property of alcoholic beverages for sale in violation of local option laws.


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Camp Casey participants recognize volunteers


2013-05-02 - Col. Wm. Casey School, 220 Gen. John Adair DR, Columbia, KY - Photo by Dana Harmon. Camp Casey participants with Volunteer Plaque are, Front row, from left: Connor Lynn, Marque Hicks, Clif Ogden, Greyson Bernard, and Gabriel Feldkamp. Middle row: Byron Rodgers, Marcus Crowdus, Emylou Miller, Jon Austin Lacy, and Bethoni Stinson. Back: Gwendolynn Firkins, Autumn Price and Jacob Price. - Dana Harmon

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ACHS Arts and Humanities students attend Stomp!


2013-05-02 - Bowling Green, KY - Photo by April Sheppard. ACHS Students under supervision of teachers Debra Wimmer and Joanne Held attended a high energy performance of "Stomp!" in Bowling green on April 23, 2013. Pictured in front of the Stomp stage are Michiah Baxter, David Brown, Tyler Butler, Zach Caldwell, Carrissa Carter, Tyler Carter, Cassey Cleaver, Ashley Daniels, Terecia Derringer, Haley Diamond, Trey Garmin, Jayce Grant, Paige Held, Kelly Jones, Destiny Mardis, Brittany Martinez, Bethany McAfee, Brittany McLean, Alex Morgan, Allison Owens, Anna Parson, Collin Pendleton, Farrah Phillips, Kyle Powell, Matt Rogers, Abby Rowe, Tyler Rowe, Garrett Sandusky, Bailey Shepperd, Trevor Stonecypher, Maria Valadez, Tim Watson, Dustin Willis, Destiny Wright, Miranda Wright. Also attending the event were Jenny and Abby Myers, Loretta Rainwater, Tiffany McElroy and April Shepperd. - April Shepperd

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