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Catch a Snowflake art panel, Columbian Theatre
 2018-01-31 - Theatre Walk off the Square, Quadrant 1, Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Barry Loy. The February 2018 Art Display at the Columbian Theatre includes this panel of Catch a Snowflake art created and exhibited by students from Adair County Elementary School. The displays are maintained by Barry and Mary Anne Loy, with the space courtesy of Dr. Ben & Margaret Arnold, owners of the theatre.
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Featured Catch a Snowflake art by Nikki, ACES
 2018-01-31 - Theatre Walk off the Square, Quadrant 1, Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Barry Loy.
The February 2018 Art Display at the Columbian Theatre includes this panel of artwork created and exhibited by students from Adair County Elementary School. The displays are maintained by Barry and Mary Anne Loy, with the space courtesy of Dr. Ben & Margaret Arnold, owners of the theatre. The highlighted photo is from the "Catching Snowflakes" panel
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Mystery 1520 answer: Angels in small cemetery in Liberty, KY
 2018-01-31 - Casey County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com. There wasn't a single guess on Mystery 1520 posted Jan. 23, 2018 pictured at this link Mystery 1520 Do you know where these Angels are? The answer is below. -- LW
The angels pictured close up in the mystery photo, and from a distance here in this one, are among the grave markers in a small, private cemetery in Liberty, Casey County, KY. Our thanks go to Kat Goode at the Casey County Library for sharing information so we could identify it -- the Napier Cemetery -- and make the connection to the Trustee, Barry Rousey. He said there are mostly Napier and Cowden family members buried there. Jim Cowden, one of the founders of the Casey County Bank, left a small endowment for it to be maintained. Rousey inherited the Trusteeship from his father who worked in the Casey County Bank and was the trustee of the cemetery in his lifetime.
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New Art Displays at Columbian Theatre
 2018-01-31 - Theatre Walk off the Square, Quadrant 1, Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Barry Loy. The February 2018 Art Display at the Columbian Theatre includes this panel of Valentine Cards created and exhibited by students from Adair County Elementary School. The displays are maintained by Barry and Mary Anne Loy, with the space courtesy of Dr. Ben & Margaret Arnold, owners of the theatre.
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Dr. Mego Haralu to speak at CU Chapel
 2018-01-31 - Taylor County, KY - Photo from CU Communications. Dr. Mego Haralu, dean of international education and assistant professor of theology at Campbellsville University, will speak at the weekly chapel service at Ransdell Chapel Wednesday, Jan. 31 at 401 N. Hoskins Ave., Campbellsville. He is the vice chair in the Evangelical Covenant Church- Southeast Division and a board member for United Way (Heart of Kentucky).
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Scenic Casey County, KY: Uniform Green themed rooftops
 2018-01-31 - Liberty, Casey County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Uniform Green Metal Roofs provide a unique skyline in Liberty, KY, as in this photo taken Jan 21, 2018, on a gray winter day, from Pettyjohn Street, near Campbellsville University's Liberty Education Center. The theme is continued, out of frame, right, at the Casey County Courthouse. Striking as the theme is, in just few weeks, when leaves turn green on the trees, on a sunny morning, we'd expect it to be downright incredible. - EW
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CHS students learn to make 10 minute Bean Soup
 2018-01-31 - Campbellsville High School, 230 W Main Street, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, Campbellsville Independent Schools. Angie Freeman, expanded foods and nutrition program assistant at Taylor County Extension Office, shows CHS students how to make a 10-minute bean soup, as freshman Emily Kerns adds the beans. Students in Campbell's foods and nutrition class learned how to make a healthy and cost-effective bean soup. Freeman told students that the first step to making the soup is to cook the vegetables and then add the remaining ingredients. The soup included onions, garlic, tomatoes, lemon juice, chicken broth, kale and great northern beans. While the soup was cooking, Freeman played bingo and Price is Right games with the students, asking them to guess the prices of several food items and teaching them techniques to saving money when shopping for groceries. - Calen McKinney,
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