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Campbellsville landmark DQ closes after over 50 years
2014-01-27 - West Main Street, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Larry Smith, .
Last night, Sunday, January 26, 2014 marked the end of an era. The Dairy Queen went out of business after over 50 years. It was built by Mr. Ores Royse of Columbia, KY, who made smashing success with the Columbia DQ store earlier. Mr. Royse sold the store to his Columbia, KY neighbors, Paul & Frances Callison, and the store, the first fast food restaurant in Campbellsville, was operated continuously by the Callison family.
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Election 2014: (Ad): Josh Brockman for Adair County Sheriff
2014-01-27 - Columbia, KY - Photo Campaign Photo.
To the citizens of Adair County
I am thankful for the opportunity to introduce myself as a Conservative Republican Candidate for Sheriff of Adair County. I am the son of Larry (Chuck) and Cathy Brockman. In 2001 I married my wife Amy Sneed Brockman daughter of Gary (Archie) and Geneva Sneed. We have been lifelong residents of Adair County where we raise our 3 boys Leighton, Gavin, and Camden. We attend Bethany Baptist Church.
I began my career in Law Enforcement as an Adair County Deputy Sheriff in 2001, graduating the Department of Criminal Justice Basic Police Academy in 2002. Since 2001 I have completed over 1300 hours of instruction in police studies and application covering areas such as Accident Investigation, Criminal Investigations, Interviews, Community Policing, Leadership, Criminal Patrol and Drug Interdiction. Over the last 12 years I have trained at the city, county, and state levels. I am currently employed as a Patrol Officer with Columbia Police Department were I also serve as the Public Information Officer and Firearms Instructor. In addition to my duties as an officer I have served as a volunteer firefighter for 11 years , currently work part -time as a KY licensed E.M.T, and operate our farm with my father and brother in the Clay Ridge community.
The dynamics of Law Enforcement have changed; many of the approaches we have used in the past just simply don't work anymore. With an ever changing economy there is less federal and state assistance available, so we must find ways to improve our services with less. Police protection cannot become a burden to taxpayer's. If given the chance to serve you as your Sheriff I will:
- Serve in a fair and courteous manner.
- Work with the youth of our community and educate them on the dangers of drugs and the impact of crimes on society.
- Focus on crimes against persons and property.
- Work to recover stolen property and financial loss for business owners.
- Patrol the entire county.
- I believe in and will protect your Constitutional Rights and will not support or participate in any act that infringes upon these rights.
- Retain the current employees. The staff should be free of any political pressure.
Having been involved in emergency services for over 12 years I know that I haven't always got it right and have made mistakes but I have tried to learn from them and grow as a police officer and a person. I will try to see as many of you as I can but please forgive me if I miss you. I humbly ask for your support and vote in the May 2014 primary. Thanks. - Josh Brockman.
Paid political advertising paid for by the Candidate, Josh Brockman.
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Think summer: Another warming photo
2014-01-27 - Greater Gadberry, Adair Co., KY - Photo by Charles Marshburn. Charles Marshburn of the Gadberry/Fairplay community shares the "Think Warm" photograph to keep psychologically comfortable in the freeze coming later this week. The idea is a corollary hundreds of former students of the late Mr. James Ennis, geography teacher at Metcalfe County High School used to tell students when they sat in humid, sweltering, un-airconditioned rooms. He'd tell the students, "Think Alaska", he'd say with a devilish grin in his eyes, daring any of his students to faint from heat and fall out of the uncomfortable chairs. "Think sunflowers" is a welcome thought, and a reminder that crocuses often are in bloom the first week of February. Linda Waggener
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Swan Lake in Snow Time: Downtown
2014-01-26 - Downtown Fountain Plaza, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener. Had never noticed, until Linda snapped the shotin the snow, how expressive the swan's eyes are. This one appears a little sad, perhaps thinking the snow would bring out hungry hunters. Taken Saturday, January 25, 2014. - EW
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A hero gets a hug: Gabe and Greta
2014-01-26 - Russell Springs, KY - Photo by Troy Harris. Greta with her young owner, Gabe Harris.. She's always been great - downright perfect - as long as her people are around, as she is above with Gabe. She suffers from separation anxiety - but that's never been a problem for the Harris family of Russell County - someone is always home, as a would be burglar found out this past week when Greta proved herself a heroine.
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Greta: From separation anxiety problem dog to hero
2014-01-26 - Sugarfoot Farm Rescue, 860 Sparksville Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Peg Schaeffer. Over and over the big, lovable chocolate lab from a rescue in Crossville, TN, was returned by her new adoptive people. Finally, a Russell County family, fully knowing her history of misbehavior at moments of separation anxiety attacks, took her home to live with them. This past week, Greta more than proved her worth and proved she's got the right stuff to be a hero dog. Above, Greta showing her lab - drinking and wearing water while on one of several sojourns at Sugarfoot Farm Rescue.
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