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Modern Gun Deer Season opens 11 Nov 2017


2017-11-10 - Photo photo from Kentucky Fish & Wildlife.
A deer looking for acorns. The season that contributes the greatest percentage of Kentucky's annual deer harvest and fills many freezers with protein-rich venison is almost here. Modern gun deer season opens statewide November 11, 2017. Because of a relatively low mast crop this year, hunters are advised that deer will be found grazing on acorns.


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LWC Blue Raiders: Mid South Conference 2018 Tournament Champions


2017-11-10 - 8140 Nashville Road (Campus), Bowling Green, KY - Photo from Lindsey Wilson College Athletics.

The Lindsey Wilson volleyball team captured the program's third-consecutive and fifth overall Mid-South Conference Tournament championship on Friday, November 10, 2017, with a 3-0 sweep of Campbellsville (KY) at South Warren High School. With the victory, Lindsey Wilson secures the conference's automatic bid to the NAIA National Tournament later this month. LWC also captured the MSC Tournament crown in 2011, 2012, 2015 and 2016. It also marks the third-consecutive season Lindsey Wilson has collected both the regular season and tournament conference titles.


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Guests on the grass


2017-11-10 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
These are among the many guests atop the grass in my yard today. The giant green leaf, the heart shape of a Redbud, only much larger, and the dark brown leaf to its right, are from the Catalpa tree. The top right artfully shaped leaf is from the Mulberry tree. The two small yellow leaves are from the Water Maple tree which has grown to three stories tall in the few short years since my sons grew to six feet. The long yellow leaf shaped like a surf board, or Kayak, is from the Pawpaw tree which has never birthed and raised a single Pawpaw. I had a long talk with it, told it that it is indeed old enough to begin relations and be fruitful. The leaves shuffled a bit in response -- was that the breeze, or did the Pawpaw tree chuckle? - LW


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New car lot to be located beside Williams Furniture


2017-11-10 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
The location (shown at the top of the city map) studied by the Columbia Planning and Zoning Commission Thursday, November 9, 2017 is at the corner of West Page and Campbellsville Streets, between the new cable company and Williams furniture.


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Laura Furkins receives portable oxygen machine from Shriners


2017-11-10 - Adair County High School, 528 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Jason Rector, ACHS photo. Shriners present portable oxygen machine - Above, front row, from left, Brooke Beard, Teacher; Anita Goode, District Special Education Director; Laura Furkins, Student receiving the donation and Robert Flowers, Shriner; Back row Paul Smith, Shriner; Richard Soule, Teacher and Joe Flowers, Shriner.

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High School students in Service Learning Project at ACES


2017-11-10 - ACES, Columbia, KY - Photo by Daniel Hedges .
Adair County High School students continue to perform a variety of service learning activities during November. Students performed this Service Learning Project by creating stories to read the children. Each story had an important theme that taught a valuable lesson. The high school students, standing, are Autumn Reynolds and Kristina Kirksey, with Billy Salmon seated, talking with the ACES students. -- DH


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MadBear Jerky wins top prize at LWC for business concept


2017-11-10 - Norma & Glenn Hodge Center, 402 Helen Flatt Drive, Columbia, KY. - Photo by Travis Smith, LWC photo.
MadBear Jerky took home first place and a check for $200 for their business concept on Thursday afternoon during the 6th Annual LWC Entrepreneurial and Career Expo in the Hodge Center for Discipleship. Zac Lawson, a business administration student from Bloomfield, KY; and Braxten Leff, a business administration student from Taylorsville, KY, came up with the concept which involves the creation of small batch, bourbon infused craft beef jerky. Front row, from left holding the facsimile check are Zac Lawson and Braxten Leff. Back row are Expo Judges, Dan Thies, Jeff Recker, Barry Loy and Linda Grider, Chair of the School of Business. -- Travis Smith, Assistant LWC Director of Public Relations


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