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KY Afield Outdoors: Teal and Wood Duck Season opens Sept 19


2015-09-10 - Sloughs Wildlife Management Area - Photo by Lee McClellan.
Erin Harper, migratory bird biologist for the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources, inspects a female wood duck at Sloughs Wildlife Management Area in Henderson and Union counties. The combined wood duck and teal season opens Sept. 19 and closes Sept. 23. Kentucky waterfowl hunters now have four additional days to hunt during the teal-only season that runs from Sept. 24 through Sept. 27.


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Arles Hale, 89, Russell County, KY (1925-2015)


2015-09-10 - 391 E Steve Wariner Drive, Russell Springs, KY - Photo from Wilson Funeral Home.

Arles Hale, 89, Russell County, KY (1925-2015)



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(Ad) House for Sale: 207 W Guardian St., Columbia KY. $69,900


2015-09-10 - 207 W Guardian Street, Columbia, KY - Photo from Perkins Real Estate.
House for Sale: 207 W Guardian St., Columbia KY. $69,900. Over 3,000 sq. ft. living area per tax records. This one is in a great neighborhood overlooking downtown Columbia KY. Home has upgraded 200 amp electrical service and is well maintained. House has 6 total bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms (1 just remodeled) and a kitchen upstairs and downstairs. Large wrap around porch. Formal dining room with fireplace. Storm cellar underneath residence. This one is ready to move into. Make us an offer! Contact Tim (Perkins Realty LLC) @ 270-634-1721. See see more pictures at www.perkinsrealty.net.


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Jordan Lasley jets away from LaRue Hawk


2015-09-10 - LaRue Co. High School, 925 S Lincoln Blvd (campus), Hodgenville, KY - Photo by Jenna Rodgers, ACHS. Jordan Lasley #28 running the ball, in ACHS Indian football victory over LaRue County, 47-8. It was the Tribe's third victory, the second on the road, in three weeks. The Indians are home tomorrow night, Friday, September 11, 2015, when they meet Metcalfe County High School at 7pmCT, at ACHS Football Stadium, 623 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY. - CATHY

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Billy Kingdollar with LWC Malvia Farkle helper


2015-09-10 - Adair County Schools campus, Columbia, KY - Photo by Shamarie Harper, Adair County School District .
Yesterday the Adair County Schools were blessed to participate in Lindsey Wilson College's Annual Malvina Farkle Day. LWC students helped throughout the district - shown here is one of our great maintenance men, Billy Kingdollar, heading out with a LWC student to clean up around the campus. - SHAMARIE HARPER


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The Trail of the Triumphs : Leo Medina kicks in ACHS win over LaRue


2015-09-10 - LaRue Co. High School, 925 S Lincoln Blvd (campus), Hodgenville, KY - Photo by Cathy Luttrell,. Leo Medina #3, kicked off to start ACHS Indian football victory over LaRue County, 47-8. It was the Tribe's third victory, the second on the road, in three weeks. The Indians are home tomorrow night, Friday, September 11, 2015, when they meet Metcalfe County High School at 7pmCT, at ACHS Football Stadium, 623 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY. - CATHY

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Ernie Banks, left, Big Al, lower right, at Wrigley Field


2015-09-10 - Wrigley Field, 1060 W Addison Street, Chicago, IL - Photo by Innocent Bystander.
OK, the ubiquitous Big Al, the Big Rig Trucker is not a statue. Ernie Banks (January 31, 1931-January 23, 2015, above, Mr. Sunshine, is consider by many, particularly Chicagoans, the greatest baseball player of all time. For more on Ernest "Ernie: Banks, see Wikipedia: Ernie Banks, where one can learn that Banks was he first black Ford Motor Company dealer in history. For more on Big Al, use CM searchbox. Big Al has been all over the U.S. in the past few weeks, but promises to be in Columbia, KY, on the day the Wet-Dry Election takes place, whenever and if that occurs. - CM


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