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(Ad) Lindsey Wilson Players present GODSPELL


2012-04-15 - 210 Lindsey Wilson Street, Columbia, KY - Photo from Lindsey Wilson College.
The Lindsey Wilson Players will perform Godspell from April 25-28 at V.P. Henry Auditorium, 210 Lindsey Wilson Street, Columbia, Ky. Tickets are $5 for general admission. For more information, contact Robert Robert at brockr@lindsey.edu of (270) 590-4803. Directed by Robert Brock and musical direction by Gerlad L. Chafin. The cast members of Godspell are: Danielle Bennett of Columbia; Sarah Cason of Columbia; Chaz Dunn of Columbia; Jeremy Cloyd of Tompkinsville, KY; Sarah Jo Jacobs of Berea, Ky.; Lacy Martin of Gamaliel, KY; Hannah Peck of Columbia; Chelsea Pike of Campbellsville, KYKY; Lake Salsbury of Campbellsville, KY; Brooke Spatol of Louisville, KY; Tanner Strein of Lexington, KY; Natalie Vickous of Lancaster, Ky.; Sarah Wood of Bowling Green,KY


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Life in The Holler: The Other Creek


2012-04-15 - The Holler, Old Clearsprings Road, Ozark, KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne.
The "other" creek in The Holler. We have three different small creeks that all converge into one in The Holler; this is a spot where two of them are heading on down to meet up with the last one before it heads into Sulphur Creek which ends up in Russell Creek. -Shamarie Claiborne


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Scenic Taylor Co., KY: Low tide before Spring Rains


2012-04-15 - Taylor Co., KY - Photo By Shamarie Claiborne. While out and about yesterday we stopped by the boat ramp before the dam to check the water out. As you can see the Spring Tide at Green River Lake is what some describe as low, but really it is just the right level for the normal incoming spring rains. Now the big question is where is the spring rain? - Shamarie Claiborne

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Kentucky Color: The fragrance of the fringe


2012-04-15 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge, Retired District Forester, KY State Division of Forestry.
Billy Joe Fudge says there are countless fragrances in nature which are enchanting, but none match the bouquet of the the legacy plant, the Fringe Tree. And he wrote a poem about it! Click Readmore to read his paen to a wonderful Heritage Tree, which sets a mood of a comfortable era as much as a real, wood picket fence, old fashioned Tiger Lilies, or sweet peas.


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Haydon Bennett's wild turkey hunt adventure


2012-04-15 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Aunt Melissa Stone.

Hayden Bennett had two good reasons to be excited
, and that probably explains why he barely slept a wink Friday night! Saturday morning was his first turkey hunting adventure with his Pa, Jimmy Stone; and he also had a visit from the tooth fairy last night! The attached picture is of Hayden, minus his front tooth, his Pa, and the 20 pound turkey that Hayden called in. The turkey once resided in the Clay Ridge community of Adair County. Both Hayden and his Pa live in Columbia. Hayden's parents are Scott and LeAnna Bennett and he has a very proud little sister, Addie Bennett. Pa is married to one of the most important people in the entire equation -Granny (Phyllis Stone). Granny will be in charge of cooking the spoils of the hunt for all to enjoy! - Melissa Stone


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John Luke Partin gets Eastern Wild Turkey at Bliss, KY


2012-04-15 - Bliss, Adair Co. District 4, Columbia, KY - Photo by Terry Partin.
John Luke Partin was hunting with his Dad John Ray Partin early Saturday morning, April 14, 2012, on the home farm at Bliss, KY when he took this nice Eastern Wild Turkey. The Gobbler had a 9 inch beard 1.5 inch spurs and weighed 22 pounds and 12 ounces. The big bird fell prey to his Dad's calling using a Cane Creek Call made in Kentucky and purchased locally at Day and Day Feed and Pet. - Terry Partin


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Daril Salyers gets 25 lb. turkey, opening day


2012-04-15 - Gradyville, KY - Photo by Frances Salyers.
Daril Salyers took this 25 lb., 10 1/2 inch beard, 1 1/4 inch spurs turkey on opening morning in Gradyville, KY.


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