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Aerial Photo of Campbellsville University
 2015-06-11 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Elvis-Obukowho Ufuoma. Campbellsville University's campus is shown from the sky in this photo taken by CU junior Elvis-Obukowho Ufuoma with his Drone and GoPro. CU's Ransdell Chapel is in the center of the picture fronting on Hoskins Avenue. Broadway Hall is in the lower left. Traffic on the four-lane at left is north-south, Lebanon to Greensburg. Distant lights on the horizon in the center are at the Kroger and Walmart centers. He made the photo from Tigerville Grille about nine in the evening. Elvis, from Nigeria, is studying computer science and film at CU.
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Infrastructure woe woe woe woe
 2015-06-11 - Lindsey Wilson College Columbia, KY. - Photo by Ed Waggener. This Columbia/Adair County Utilities Distrct (CAUD) Water Tower, in pretty shabby condition now, could be newly painted in time for the opening of school had it not be for delays by the majority on the current board. It could have been paid for already. Once the crown jewel of Adair County's assets, the current board's majority has the utility mired in controversy of its own making. Some are still hopeful the problems of the utility aren't another Westlake in the making. Anyone interested should pay close attention and remember a history of past public works projects, who the players are or were, and what happens when public assets are at stake. Maybe even go to the meetings. There's one tonight, Thursday, at 7pmCT, at the CAUD Office Conference Room, 109 Grant Street, Columbia, KY. Maybe there will be positive news to report. - EW
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Bear at Egypt: Seen on George Rice Farm
 2015-06-11 - George Rice Farm, Egypt, KY - Photo by Janet Biggs. This photo was taken on George Rices farm this afternoon June 8, 2015. Apparently the bear stopped to eat and visit with James Harvey before venturing on across the fields. After a leisure stroll in the soybeans and pastures he evidently went on through the neighborhood to visit with Mike and Alice Curry. Submitted by Janet Biggs
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Hardscratch Black Bear, climbing verge on KY 55 S Road III
 2015-06-11 - Hardscratch, KY - Photo by Laura Hart. This is the third in a series of three captures of the Hardscratch Bear, sighted at 2pm Sunday, June 7, 2015, as it cross the 'Main Street' in Glens Fork/Glensfork/Glenville/Village of Hardscratch and was spotted and photographed by Laura Hart and her husband.
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