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Donation for Trabue House Preservation


2025-10-08 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Mayor Hoots.
Christa Belle Montgomery Gimbel has donated $5,000.00 to the City of Columbia for preservation of the historic Trabue Russell House. Members of the Trabue Russell House Committee presented a check to the City at the October meeting of the City Council.

In the picture with Mayor Hoots are committee members Chuck Rogers, Mary Ann Loy, Susan Loy, and Susan Upchurch, with Columbia City Council members Dr. Ronald Rogers, Hannah Peck, Mark Harris, Sharon Payne, Craig Dean, and Rhonda Loy.


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Antioch Keepsakes


2025-10-08 - Adair County, KY - Photo courtesy Judy Reliford.
On Sunday, September 7, 2025, 116 people gathered at historic Antioch Church to celebrate their 160th Anniversary on the present property. During the serivce, former pastors and Antioch's present pastor, Carol Weddle, were presented with a small gift of appreciation to their devotion to the Antioch family.

Each person present received a "history" booklet, an ornament, and a "Sparksville News" bulletin.


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Past and present pastors honored at Antioch celebration


2025-10-08 - Adair County, KY - Photo courtesy Deena Murphy.
On Sunday, September 7, 2025, 116 people gathered at historic Antioch Church to celebrate their 160th Anniversary on the present property. During the serivce, former pastors and Antioch's present pastor, Carol Weddle, were presented with a small gift of appreciation to their devotion to the Antioch family.

Pictured are the pastors and/or their families that were in attendance (left to right): Brother Russell Janes 1975-1978 and wife Dee Janes, Pat Turner and Brother Terry Turner 1981-1985, Brother Vernon Perdue 1971-1975 and wife Mary Perdue , Doug Lyons (son of Stanley Lyons 1969-1971), Deborah Moon (wife of Mike Moon 2009-2010), Shellie Elmore and Brother Troy Elmore 2010-2020, Mrs. Carol Weddle 2022- present, Mike Hodges, Tony Hodges, and Cathy Dean (grandchildren of Reverend M.B. Hodges 1934-1940 1941-1954) and Jan Woody (daughter of Brother Paul Keneipp 1994-1996).


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Travel: Great Lakes Sunset


2025-10-08 - De Tour Village, Michigan - Photo by Evan Waggener.
The sun sets over Raber Bay in the St. Marys River on October 4, 2025.


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New podcast studio for Lindsey Wilson students


2025-10-08 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson University.
Lindsey Wilson University School of Business and Communication faculty J.C. Phelps, left, and Jennifer Furkin join Dean Benson Sexton '04 in the university's new podcast studio, which is on the first floor of the J.L. Turner Leadership Center.


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State Farm agent Jill Smith donates to All In for LWU


2025-10-07 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson University.
Lindsey Wilson Vice President for Advancement Kevin Thompson, far right, receives a gift from State Farm Insurance agent Jill Smith of Columbia during the 2025 "All In" campaign.

Smith and her business were among the 2,760 individuals, businesses and organizations who made a gift to the 48-hour campaign, which was held Sept. 23-24. That was an 18% percent increase over last year's participation.

From left: Tammy Bryant, Kimberly Clark, Joe Smith, Jill Smith, and Thompson.


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Travel: The historic Alabama Theatre


2025-10-07 - Birmingham, AL - Photo by Trey Stephens.
Trey writes, "Going down 3rd Avenue in Downtown Birmingham you will encounter several historic and beautiful buildings. One of which is the historic Alabama Theatre, seen here from street level. The theatre opened originally in 1927 as a movie palace and continues today as a venue hosting Broadway type shows."


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