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Mayor Young on the Big Dawg for Toys for Kids


2012-12-06 - 101 East Main Street, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Larry Smith.
Campbellsville Mayor Tony Young helping 99.9 The Big Dawg in the Big Dawg Toys for Kids radio auction, last night December 5, 2012. The auction raised over $13,000 and will provide Christmas to needy families in Taylor County. 99.9 The Big Dawg is owned by Mike and Laura Harris of Columbia, KY. - Larry Smith, Operations Manager, The Big Dawg 99.9 FM


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Lindsey Wilson students help Library learning program


2012-12-06 - 307 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY - Photo from Adair Co. Public Library staff. Lindsey Wilson College's Service Learning Project for the Integrated Reading 0723 and 0733 Classes created program flyers for Adair County Public Library's Children's Department to help promote community awareness. Shown above are the students whose flyers were chosen for use by the ACPL staff for future programs. From left - Debbie Hall, Instructor for Project Success Program at LWC; Cory Green, LWC student; Antonio Simmons, LWC student and Aleina Milligan, Adair County Public Children's Librarian. An additional flyer by Chris Davis, who is a LWC student and is not shown, was also chosen. Thank you, Cory, Antonio and Chris for your work and creativity. - Aleina Milligan for the Adair County Public Library

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Clayton Bradshaw, Clinton, KY golfer, signs with LWC


2012-12-06 - Columbia, KY - Photo from Lindsey Wilson College. At Clayton Bradshaw signing - Hickman County's Clayton Bradshaw signed an NAIA scholarship to join the Lindsey Wilson College men's golf team for the 2013-13 season. At the signing Thursday, December 6, 2012, at Lindsey Wilson College, were sitting, from left - Hickman County golf coach Todd Johnson, Jerry Bradshaw (father), Clayton Bradshaw and Tatia Bradshaw (mother); Standing - Lindsey Wilson assistant coach Krista Burton and LWC head coach Shaun Cozard. - Dan White

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ACT Scrimmage in progress at Adair County High School


2012-12-06 - ACHS, 526 Indian Drive, Columbia KY - Photo By Travis Gay, ACHS photo. Adair County High School juniors are taking part in an ACT scrimmage today, Thursday, November 6, 2012. All 11th grade students assumed their seat in the gymnasium in a highly organized, timed practice. While ACT scores rose last year at ACHS, there is still ample room for improvement. According to Superintendent Alan Reed, students must have high ACT scores to be eligible for scholarships and to gain the most sought after spots in universities and technology programs. Assistant Principal, Travis Gay, who took the photo, says the event was orchestrated by the ACHS leadership team and counselors Leslie Melton and Ann Young (at podium.

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Lucky, 3-legged Jack Russell, missing from Coburg area


2012-12-06 - Coburg, KY area - Photo by Cindy Rose.
Please help us find Lucky!
She is a three legged Jack Russell terrier who has been missing from the Coburg Area of Taylor Co (near the Adair County Water Treatment Plant, for about a week. Our kids want her home for Christmas. If you see her please email me at crose30@hotmail.com or call 270-465-1306. thank you - Cindy Rose


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Favorite Old Photo: Go Ye Missionary Society, ca. 1945


2012-12-06 - Photo from collection of J.L. Barbee. Joe L. Barbee submitted this favorite old photo, of a Columbia society group in the first half of the 20th century. He didn't tell us the occasion or location, but we do have all the names. Front row, from left: Evelyn Cheatham, Frances Knifley Bowman, Rachel Neagle, and Frances Cheatham. Second row: Ruby Barbee, Mary Evelyn Walker, Mrs. Fugit (wife of Bro. Lawrence Fugit, then Columbia Christian Church pastor), Alice Mae Vaughn, and Allene McFarland. Back row: Callie Moran, Lucy Montgomery, Lydas Pickett Knott, Edna Kelsay, Gertrude Browning, Randolph Flowers, and Minnie Rubarts. If anyone has to add about the photo, please send using the "Comments" button with this photo, or drop by Ol' Joe's B&B Que the next time it's open. (That's this weekend, Friday-Saturday, December 6-7, 2012.) Related comment: Go Ye Missionary Society picture: Christmas Party ca 1945 Note December 6, 2012: At least three people in the photo are still living: Ruby Barbee, Gertrude Browning, and Evelyn Feese Cheatham.

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LWC Wilson Concert Band offers Christmas 2012 performance


2012-12-06 - Biggers Sports Center, 360 Spickard Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo from Lindsey Wilson College.
The Lindsey Wilson College Concert Band will present its annual Christmas Concert at 7pmCT/8pmET, this Friday, December 7, 2012, at Biggers Sports Center, 360 Spickard Drive, Columbia, KY on the campus of Lindsey Wilson College. The band will be performing both sacred and secular selections from the Christmas season. Admission is free, and everyone is invited to attend. The performers, all from Kentucky, are: Flutes - Abby Keller, Westport; Ariel Haywood, Campbellsville; Leanna Begley, Lebanon; Elisabeth Smith, Columbia; Jennifer Kelty, Springfield. Oboe - Ashli Dickerson, Madisonville. Bassoon - Kendra Phillips, Radcliff. Clarinet - Samantha Harden, Russell Springs; Bailey Scott, Auburn; Julie Wilson, Columbia; Brittany Martinez, Columbia; Heather Franks, Monticello. Bass Clarinet - Jason Roberts, Glasgow. Alto Saxophone - Lois Jean Lanham, Lebanon; Frankie Brown, Mt. Sherman. Tenor Sax T.J. Wheeler, Columbia. Trumpets - Grant Edlin, Elizabethtown; Christian Talley, Columbia; Adena Lucas, Cecelia Tyler Hollingsworth, Pineville; Zach Harris, Russell Springs; French Horns - Jared Helm, Buffalo; Caitlyn Harrod, Springfield; Trombones - Dyllan Abston, Smiths Grove; Corey Allen, Elizabethtown; Noel Wilson, Owenton; Baritones - Cameron Barnett, Columbia; Logan Barnes, Columbia; Matthew Cowherd, Campbellsville; Justin Sumpter, Manchester; Kenny Crabtree, Russell Springs; Dylan Claiborne, Columbia. Tubas - Todd Smith, Columbia; Dylan Knifley, Campbellsville; Michael Taylor, Glasgow. Percussion - Bradley Anderson, Glasgow; Johnny Keith, Columbia; Jorden Sherrard, Radcliff; Daniel Lawless, Columbia; Shane Powell, Dunnville; Marty Wabnitz, Springfield; James Brown, Madisonville. The band is under the direction of Mr. TIm Allen.


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