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Samantha Sinclair reads her work in braille
2024-04-26 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Samantha C. Sinclair read her writing in braille at Saturday's event. Her introduction by Darlene Campbell follows: Samantha is the author of ten currently published titles on Amazon. "God is the true author," is something you will commonly hear Samantha say. She knows without her savior, none of this would be possible.
Samantha was raised in Adair and Russell Counties. She loves her family and friends, and is a dog Momma. Samantha also loves to sing, and has recorded several CD's. She has always loved books. In 2019 she released Emergency Romance book one in The God's Silver Lining Book Series. Five more books in that series followed. A Glimmer Of Hope is stand alone. The Prayer Closet Devotional series is the first time Samantha has written outside Christian Fiction. There are three published devotional titles with more to come.
The Call For Emily, a Christian Fiction Suspense, is her first through a traditional publisher and audio company and should be released in early summer. You can follow her on Facebook at God's Silver Lining Samantha C Sinclair, and on instagram. Email Samantha.christianfiction@Gmail.com
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Just a little longer at the TCPL
2024-04-26 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by proud Mom, Alexandria D. Dalton. Enjoying the amazing resources at the Taylor County Public Library one summer evening, Theodore Dean Dalton avoids bedtime just a little longer. At seven months old, his mother says, "if he’s going to avoid sleep, he might as well do it reading."
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Magistrates discount idea of added park acreage
2024-04-26 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Five of seven Magistrates at the Adair Fiscal Court meeting showed they do not believe in the ACJE's efforts to raise money for adding acreage to Blair Park on Hudson Street. This photo shows Downey's Mill building and acreage, just past the playground, which is for sale.
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Photo comment: paint yield signs on road
2024-04-26 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo Anonymous reader. A creative reader who asked that his name be kept on file but out of print shared this drawing of traffic control on the Columbia Public Square. He believes it would help cut accidents (especially people getting hit) to paint the word "YIELD" on the road with the arrow pointing to the crosswalk.
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Mister "P" welcomes guests to River Ridge
2024-04-25 - Jeffersonville, IN - Photo from Mister "P" Express . The founder of Mister "P" Express, Inc, Allan Parnell, was born in Sparksville, KY, attended Breeding High School and was part of Adair County High School's first consolidated class. He went to Louisville to earn a living and spent many years of schooling and working for others before starting his own trucking firm with his wife Bunny and daughter Cindy. Last week he and Cindy proudly opened the Parnell Collision Center on their River Ridge Mister "P" Express campus across from Louisville in Jeffersonville, IN.
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