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White Coat Day at LWC School of Nursing: Congratulations, Mommy


2012-02-04 - Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia, KY - Photo Reliford family photo.
Today, Saturday, February 4, 2012, was White Coat Day at Lindsey Wilson College of Nursing.
Anthony Reliford was on hand to give a big hug and a "Congratulations, Mommy," to Ashley Reliford, who is pursuing the school's BSN, a four year baccalaureate professional degree, and to fulfill her dream of becoming a Registered Nurse.


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Scenic South LaRue Co., KY: Historic McClain Hotel


2012-02-04 - Main Street, Downtown Buffalo, LaRue Co., KY - Photo by Kenny Browning, The Feedman.
The Feedman passes this house several times a week, but just recently got a chance to add this photo to his impressive photographic catalog of Distinctive Kentucky Landmarks. It's a 1900's wood frame structure, the McClain Hotel, an imposing building in Downtown Buffalo, KY, which is now for sale for $47,000, The Feed notes in this picture Seen in the ColumbiaMagazine group on Flickr. If you go Take KY 61/Dakota Meyer Highway north and continue KY 61 past the Jane Todd Crawford House, then through restored Historic Greensburg, KY, on through Summersville, Bloyd's Crossing, Allendale, Mt. Sherman, and, according to Google Maps, 41.2 miles from Downtown Columbia, KY, a trip of 52 miles, you're in Buffalo, LaRue County, KY. The big house is on the East Side of KY 61.


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Dr. Nell Clinic/Hammond House building, is no more


2012-02-04 - Corner S. Monroe & W. Guardian Streets, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
It happened one day this week,
according to Donnie Rowe, Superintendent of Streets in Columbia, KY: The building which was orginally built as the late Dr. George Otis Nell's clinic and which more recently was the Hammond residence, is no more. The fresh earth plot about the size of a small family garden is where it stood. In the background, clockwise, are the houses traditionally known as the Salato House, the Jack & Catherine Miller House, the Methodist parsonage, the Traylor House, and nearest, the Lewis & Mary Wood Coffey House. The site is on the campus of the Columbia United Methodist Church, bounded by Burkesville Street, W. Guardian Street, S. Monroe Street, and West Fortune Streets. After the Nell Clinic/Hammond House was removed, only two enclosed structures remain: The church sanctuary/education building, and the one time Cumberland Dairies Plant building, now the home of the Adair Food Pantry. The rest is neatly landscaped church parking areas and a picket fence enclosed lawn with a picnic pavillion.


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Clara Metzmeier, longtime President of Giles Society, retires


2012-02-04 - Spout Springs, Adair Co., KY - Photo from Susan Lewis.
Clara Metzmeier,
retiring president of the Giles Society, Spout Springs, Adair County, KY, received a special plaque commemorating her long service and special contributions to the home of Adair County authors Janice Holt Giles and Henry Giles. Keysha Tucker of Knifley, KY, is the new President.


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Ricky Lynn Hagan, Green Co., KY, native (1961-2012)


2012-02-04 - 206 S. Main Street, Greensburg, KY - Photo from Cowherd & Parrott Funeral Home.

Ricky Lynn Hagan, Green Co., KY, native (1961-2012)



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ACMS 7th Grade Basketball team 2012 Conference Champs


2012-02-04 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Joann Montgomery.
The Adair County Middle School 7th Grade Boys basketball team won the Central KY Middle School Athletic Conference tournament Thursday night, February 2, 2012. The team also won the regular season conference; with an undefeated record in conference play. Team members are Easton Turner, Dylan Feese, Dalton Hendley, Tate Walkup, Hunter Cundiff, Trey Strange, Kyran Jones, Cole Cooper, Michael Montgomery, Jameson Miller, Jordan Lasley, Cameron Lasley, Corey Melton, Will Myers, Trey Jones and Coach Mike Sneed.


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Alex, Golden Retriever, is missing - and missed by Sean Curtiss


2012-02-03 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Sean Curtiss.
Alex, my golden retriever, ran away January 31, 2012, near Guthrie St. and Hays St., Columbia KY. He was wearing a red collar and broke his chain; so he may still have it attached to him. He is still gone and I really would appreciate any information that could be provided. Thank you. Phone 270-805-1678. Sean Curtiss


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