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Savannah Gregory has team high 16 in win over Georgetown


2018-02-02 - Georgetown, KY - Photo by Jordan Alves, CU Sports Information Director.
Campbellsville's Savannah Gregory drives for two of her team-high 16 points in CU's 89-64 win over Georgetown College at Georgetown, KY on Thursday, February 1, 2018. The victory was the Lady Tigers' third MSC victory in a row. - JORDAN ALVES, CU. Next CU Basketball Lady Tigers hosts Life University at Powell Athletic Center, 203 Tiger Way, Campbellsville, KY, at 5pmCT/6pmET.


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Matt Downen rock collecting in an Adair cave


2018-02-02 - Adair County, KY - Photo from Pam Shearer.
Matt Downen, in a cave in Adair County, KY. He was collecting rocks and fossils that day. This is an old picture - probably about eight years ago. - Pam Shearer

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Entering Glens Fork, KY from Hwy 768


2018-02-01 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
After the mid-January snow a couple of weeks back, roads were cleared but freezing temperatures meant the snow blanketed the landscape for a few more days. This picture-postcard scene looking toward downtown Glens Fork, KY shows the hills and sky of winter in afternoon sun. At the bottom of the hill we had a choice of turning left on Hwy 55 South Road and going to Lake Cumberland in Russell County, or turning right and heading home to Columbia. The warmth of home won out on January 16, 2018. - LW


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CMS names Leaders of the Week for 29 Jan 2018


2018-02-01 - Campbellsville Middle School, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, Campbellsville Independent Schools.
CMS names Leaders of the Week -Campbellsville Middle School recently named its Leaders of the Week for the week of January 29, 2018. They are sixth-grader Ellington Gowin, seventh-grader Alexis Byers and eighth-grader Sarah Adkins. From left are seventh-grader Alexis Byers, eighth-grader Sarah Adkins and sixth-grader Ellington Gowin.


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ACMS Quick Recall Team is 2nd in District Governors Cup


2018-02-01 - Campbellsville Middle School, Campbellsville, KY - Photo from Vicki Leibeck, Academc Team Coach.
The ACMS quick recall teamat the district competition at Campbellsville Middle School on January 20. The team placed 2nd and qualified for region at Somerset on February 3, 2018. From left Coach Vicki Leibeck-Owsley, Amber Loy, Elizabeth Smith, Allannah Bowman, William Rowe, Brody Blair, Mirah Murphy, and Coach Mary Ann McQuaide. - Fred Rowe


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Columbia Street Department morale boosting letter


2018-02-01 - Little House Fabric Shop, 1801 Hwy 53 S Road, Columbia, KY - Photo letter from Kathy Jones.
Often times good work is overlooked when it is done competently, quietly, and on time. But Columbia Businesswoman Kathy Jones, owner of the Little House Fabric Shop, sent this letter to Mayor Curtis Hardwick commending the City of Columbia Street Department. Mayor Hardwick passed it on for credit to go where credit is due - primarily Street Department workers Donnie Rowe, Superintendent, and Tim Smith and Roger Coffey.


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Crash scene, 2 vehicle injury accident, cleared by 6:49amCT


2018-02-01 - Burkesville Street & Columbia Bypass, looking south - Photo ColumbiaMagazine.com photo.
When this photo was taken at 6:49amCT, a major traffic drama lasting approximately two hours at the scene, had been completely cleared, with scant evidence of the tense moments just minutes before. This photo was taken from Burkesville Street, looking south toward Burkesville Road. The commercial building in the left foreground is the Image Analysis Building, on Dr. Ben & Margaret Arnold's property.


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