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Lindsey Wilson Day celebrated at Hazard CTC


2026-09-02 - Hazard, KY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson University.
Members of Hazard Community & Technical College and Lindsey Wilson University gathered Tuesday, September 1, 2026, at First Federal Center on the Hazard CTC HWY 15 Campus to celebrate the 24-year partnership between Hazard Community & Technical College and Lindsey Wilson.

From left: LWU Associate Vice President for Educational Outreach Tommie Saragas; LWU Enrollment Coordinator Leanna Perkins; University Center of the Mountains Executive Director Tammy Duff; Hazard CTC Vice Chancellor of Student Services Deronda Mobelini; Kentucky Community & Technical College System Associate Vice President of Academic Policy, Programs, and Governance Tyra Frick; LWU Regional Academic Director Kimberly Brown; and LWU Educational Outreach Director of Enrollment Ryan Vitatoe.


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Travel: Classic truck in Humptulips, Washington


2026-09-02 - Humptulips, WA - Photo by Robert Ellis, robertelliswoodworking.com.
This classic truck caught Robert's eye, and he says, "fortunately there was a pullover at a gas station where I could attempt some photography," while Tammy checked out the local blackberry bushes.

Paired photo: Travel: Foraging in Humptulips, Washington


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Travel: Foraging in Humptulips, Washington


2026-09-02 - Humptulips, Washington - Photo by Robert Ellis, robertelliswoodworking.com.
Robert writes, "Always on the lookout for old rusty trucks, these happened to catch my eye, and fortunately there was a pullover at a gas station where I could attempt some photography. Earlier, during our travels, we had picked some wild blackberries that were ripening so Tammy took the opportunity to pick some for breakfast...while I was focused on the old trucks. These berries are similar to the large, domesticated blackberries we grow here in Kentucky, and are seedless and sweet, ripening in late August early September."

Paired photo: Travel: Classic truck in Humptulips, Washington


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Epicurean Kentuckian: Stuffed Shrimp


2026-09-02 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Pam Capozziello.
Pam writes, "Best tasting stuffed shrimp going easy on the stuffing! My secret ingredient for best tasting shrimp is to drizzle squeezed lemon over them prior to placing the stuffing mix on top! The bitter lemon taste enhances the overall taste of the shrimp so no need to add lemon after cooked."


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Luckey and Maskill to speak at Sept 3 Lunch and Learn


2026-09-02 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson University.
Lindsey Wilson University President William T. Luckey Jr., (left) who played baseball at Wabash (Indiana) College, and Adair County School District Athletic Director Tyler Maskill '21, (right) who played baseball at Lindsey Wilson University will be the featured speakers at the inaugural Lunch & Learn, sponsored by the LWU sport performance major. It will be from from 11amCT to NoonCT on Thursday, September 3, 2026, in the Rotary Room of the Roberta D. Cranmer Dining & Conference Center.


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Dreamcatcher Tribe time on the new ACMS social stairs


2026-09-01 - Columbia, KY - Photo from ACMS.
Adair County Middle School shared, "During Tribe Time, our Dreamcatchers gathered together on the social staircase to hang out, connect, and enjoy some time together! Tribe Time is all about building relationships, creating a sense of belonging, and making ACMS feel like family. We loved seeing our Dreamcatchers spending time together and strengthening their tribe."


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Scenic Kentucky - driving west from Somerset


2026-09-01 - Pulaski County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Fishing Creek area has grown over the years to a highly populated spot.


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