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Fatty Fat Fat, at table


2015-04-23 - Indianapolis, IN - Photo by Beth Ann Cravens.
Fatty Fat Fat is one of my Mom, Jean Cravens' outdoor pets. He's enjoying a little snack on a rainy day on our window ledge. F.F. Fat is an accomplice of Tonto, the impatient squirrel which pecks on the glass window when breakfast isn't served when it/she/he wants it. These Hoosierlings - F.F. and Tonto - appear to have more sense than a cat, are just as entertaining, are less of a nuisance as long as they stay out of the house, and are a tad more grateful for the blessings they receive than all but the hungriest, nearly starving cats. Thanks to my niece, Beth Ann Cravens, for sharing the picture and the information.


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KY Afield Outdoors: Bull Elk at Sunset


2015-04-23 - Photo by Lee McClellan. The elk quota hunt application deadline is April 30. Hunters have high success rates for those successfully drawn to participate in the quota elk hunts.

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Carver School says It Shouldn't Hurt to be a KID


2015-04-23 - Campbellsville University, Stapp Lawn, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Amy Price. The Carver School of Social Work at Campbellsville University took part in April Child Abuse Prevention Month. They placed pinwheels to draw attention and a sign to show awareness that "It Shouldn't Hurt to be a Kid." - AMY PRICE

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Adam Darnell celebrates 15 years with C/AC Utilities District


2015-04-23 - Columbia/Adair Utilities District, 109 Grant Lane, Columbia, KY - Photo by Jennifer Carter, CAUD. Adam Darnell is shown with his certificate for 15 years of service to Columbia/Adair Utilities District, 109 Grant Lane, Columbia.

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Jennifer Carter celebrates 20 years with CAUD


2015-04-23 - Columbia/Adair Utilities District, 109 Grant Lane, Columbia, KY - Photo from CAUD.
Jennifer Carter recently celebrated her 20 year anniversary with Columbia/Adair Utilities District, 109 Grant Lane, Columbia.


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Rachel Bradshaw recognized for 15 years with CAUD


2015-04-23 - Columbia/Adair Utilities District, 109 Grant Lane, Columbia, KY - Photo by Jennifer Carter, CAUD.
Rachel Bradshaw with Columbia/Adair Utilities District, 109 Grant Lane, Columbia will celebrate her achievement of 15 years tomorrow. Everyone at CAUD would like to wish Rachel a happy anniversary. - Jennifer Carter


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Cast of Julius Caesar, on opening night at V.P. Henry Auditorium


2015-04-23 - V.P. Henry Auditorium, 210 Lindsey Wilson Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer, Lindsey Wilson College.
The Lindsey Wilson College Theatre Program's production of William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar opened Wednesday night at V.P. Henry Auditorium to a crowd of more than 150. The play is directed by LWC Assistant Professor of Theatre Robert Brock. Front row, from left: Rachel Finch of Bowling Green, KY (Stage Manager); Caitlin Corder of Monticello, KY (Lucius); Natiaha Sigurbjartsson of Columbia (Cicero/Strato); Sarah Wood of Bowling Green, KY (Cassius); Susan Herrington of Dearborn, MI. (Portia); Mariah Lane of Henderson, KY (Metellus); Charlotte Archie of Columbia (Octavius' Servant); Ladevany Franklin of Glasgow, KY (Sound); and Erika Finley of Hopkinsville, KY (Artemidorus/ Octavius). Back row, from left: James Northcutt of Hopkinsville, KY (Decius/Lepidus); Ulis Lingar of Pineville, KY (Mark Antony); Seth Slone of Danville, KY (Julius Caesar); Kyle Hornback of Mammoth Cave, KY (Brutus); Assistant Professor of Theatre Robert Brock; Chelsea Pike of Campbellsville, KY (Calphurnia); Jeremy Cloyd of Tompkinsville, KY (Casca); Michael Hook of Louisville, KY (Soothsayer/Titinius); and Court Mace of Florence, KY (Cinna/Pindarus).


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