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The frost flowers are blooming
2017-12-12 - Eli, Russell County, KY - Photo by Darryl Smith.
Darryl writes, "Hi Ed. I took this photo this morning, December 9, 2017, in an old cemetery off of Alligator Creek Road in the Eli area of Russell County. It was almost 12 inches tall and 12 inches wide."
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Congressman Comer meets with CJE Stephens, CJE Newcomb
2017-12-12 - Washington, DC - Photo from Mike Gossum, Congressman James Comer office.
Congressman James Comer (KY-01), center, met with, left, Crittenden CJE Perry A. Newcomb, left, and Adair County Judge-Executive Michael Stephens, right, in Washington this past week. The County Judge Executives were in Washington for a meeting on rural development with other Mayors and Judge-Executives and stopped in to meet with Congressman Comer. - MICHAEL GOSSUM
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APRIL POLSTON: Her story is one of amazing success
2017-12-12 - Somerset Community College, Somerset, KY - Photo by Allison Horseman, SCC photo.
April Polston, of Liberty, KY, works with Industrial Maintenance Assistant Professor Butch Tincher in the classroom. Despite overwhelming obstacles, widowed one year ago with two children - this remarkable Casey Countian is succeeding amazingly with the prospects of earning a prestigious certification within a few months.
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Robert L. Garrison awarded posthumous Honorary Doctorate
2017-12-12 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson College.
A local entrepreneur who served his community as a civic leader and employer, Robert Lewis Garrison was awarded, posthumously, an honorary doctorate degree from Lindsey Wilson College during the college's 106th commencement ceremony on Saturday, Dec. 9. An Adair County native, he served more than three decades as an LWC trustee where he was a key member of the buildings and grounds committee during the most expansive period of growth in the college's history. Garrison's son, James and daughter, Amy Mitchum Garrison accepted the honor on behalf of the Garrison family.
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Honorary doctorates awarded to Garrison, Pike
2017-12-12 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson College.
Lindsey Wilson College President William T. Luckey Jr., far left, and Board of Trustees Chair Allan Parnell of Louisville, Ky., far right, present honorary doctorate degrees to automotive industry veteran and LWC trustee James J. Pike. Accepting the honor, posthumously, for Robert Lewis Garrison are his son, James Garrison and daughter, Amy Mitchum Garrison. Garrison, a local businessman and a 20 year member of the LWC trustees, died November 29, 2017.
Related: Lewis Garrison - 1937-2017
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