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Brenda Paronto with Greg Wilson, Ron Devore, and Bill Lagermann
 2018-04-30 - Sulphur Well, KY - Photo by Chris Lagermann. Metcalfe Judge Executive Greg Wilson with Brenda Paronto, Ron Devore (Korean War POW and Purple Heart Recipient) and Commander Bill Lagermann of the Edmonton-Metcalfe County American Legion, Post 65.
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Honoring Eric Toth on Sunday, April 29, 2018
 2018-04-30 - Sulplhur Well, KY - Photo by Chris Lagermann. Eric's mother, Brenda Paronto, poses with some of the folks who helped get the sign installed. Mike Wilson, commander of the Glasgow DAV chapter and a member of the Rolling Thunder stand to the far right. Wilson gave the opening remarks and Bill Lagermann offered the Invocation.
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CIS students cast in 'Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory'
 2018-05-01 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo courtesy Town Hall Productions. Top row, left to right: Colin Harris, Nora Harris, Zeke Harris, and Aliy Dunn. Bottom row, left to right: Aubrey Young, Tylee Britton, Sophia Santos, and Kate Billeter.
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Sheriff Harrison Moss & Deputy Josh Durbin with moonshine still
 2018-05-01 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Adair County Sheriff Harrison Moss, left, and ACSO Deputy Josh Durbin, above, are with the still confiscated in an investigation on KY 55 South Road, which began on Friday night, April 27, 2016 at which time an unresponsive female, not breathing, was later pronounced deceased at TJ Health/Columbia. In the course of the investigation, the still and nine gallons of moonshine were confiscated. The moonshine still was the second Sheriff Moss has confiscated in his career; it was a first such for Deputy Durbin. According to Sheriff Moss, the situation might not be such a big deal; possession is a misdemeanor now. So far as has been established by investigators, the still and moonshine and the death are not linked. The still was manufactured, not home-built, he said. - EW
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Wildflowers of KY: Shooting Star at Coffey Hole, Adair County, KY
 2018-05-01 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, Columbia, KY. Just recently, Shooting Star was a Mystery Plant on CM, now we're spotting in many places. These are at what ought to be a County Park, by the Coffey Hole near the Adair-Russell County line. - EW
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