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Scenic Russell County, KY - downtown Creelsboro

2024-07-10 - Russell County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
The tiny town of Creelsboro on the Cumberland River, home of the natural Rock House, was a popular spot for food and walks and water over the holiday. Kathy Campbell's Creelsboro Store was packed. The historical marker across from her store reads, "Laid out, 1809, named for Elijah and Elza Creel, pioneers whose son, Reuben, served US in Mexico; his son Enrique served Mexico in US. An interpreter for Gen. W. T. Ward during Mexican War, Reuben stayed on there, was appointed US Consul, 1863, by Pres. Lincoln. Enrique was Governor of Chihuahua State, 1903 to 1906 and Mexican Ambassador to US, 1906 to 1909."
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Flowers celebrate the flag colors

2024-07-10- Photo from Deb
Retired Adair Schools teacher and communications specialist Deb Waddell is still taking awesome photos and sharing them. This one adds to our flags showcase during the Fourth of July holiday.
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New school, Arts Atelier 146, opens to students

2024-07-10 - Boyle County, KY - Photo from the school
A new art school, Arts Atelier 146, has opened for higher education in Burgin, Kentucky. Arts Atelier 146 is a Christ-centered institution of creative professionals. The vision as an institution is to provide the knowledge and skills necessary for students to become industry professionals in the fields of drawing, illustration, graphic design, animation, and art of gaming. They teach the Disney / Pixar way of animation and storytelling. Pictured at the ribbon cutting are, from left, Dr. Michael and Debbie Carter, Dylan Morse, Taren Morse, William Morse, Devin Morse, Dana Morse, Michael and Carol Conover. The Grand Opening was on June 1, 2024.
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