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(Ad) Adorable - Max the male Manx cat free to a good home
 2014-03-10 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Kathryn Miller. Adorable cat free to a good home - We have a very adorable male Manx cat that we need to find a good home for. We will be moving in the near future and are unable to bring him with us. He's very affectionate and would be good for indoors or outdoors or both. He loves people of all ages and loves attention. He is about 8 years old but is as playful as a younger cat. He is also fixed. If you are interested please e-mail me at kmiller2130@aol.com or call me at home at 270-378-4652 or text me at 270-250-2825. - Kathryn Miller
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Scenic Whitley Co., KY: Carillon tower at university
 2014-03-10 - University of the Cumberlands, Williamsburg, KY - Photo Special to CM. A peak in the Cumberland Mountains serves as a backdrop for this thematic lamp post and the the 28 bell carillon bell tower. The University of the Cumberlands team name, "Pariots," was adopted soon after the 911 disaster. The school's athletic team compete in the same conference as Lindsey Wilson College and Campbellsville University.
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Scenic Whitley Co., KY: A bit of Thomas Jefferson in KY
 2014-03-10 - University of the Cumberlands, Williamsburg, KY - Photo CM staff photo. The dome of this addition to the Ward and Regina Correll Science Complex Building on the campus of the University of the Cumberlands in Williamsburg, KY, is a replica of the dome atop the home of President Thomas Jefferson, Monticello.
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Scenic Whitley Co., KY: Entrance, University of the Cumberlands
 2014-03-10 - Williamsburg, KY - Photo CM staff photo. Towns fortunate enough to have independent colleges such as Columbia and Campbellsville, not only are enriched by the faculty and cosmopolitan make up of the student body, but benefit from beautiful architecture. This the entrance to Williamsburg, KY's University of the Cumberlands, a school which numbers two Kentucky governors, Bert T. Combs and Edwin P. Morrow, among it's graduates.
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Life in the Holler: Almost a million dollar shot
 2014-03-09 - The Holler, Old Clearspring Roads, Ozark, KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne. I waited for a good gust of wind. I was hoping for a million dollar shot. But this thing wouldn't budge. I think someone glued them on. - Shamarie Claiborne
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