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Early Welcome Party: Sally Rogers et al
 2013-10-27 - 400 Quadrant, Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Sally Dachshund Rogers was first on the Square, before 11:30amCT, to welcome the ADAIR Band Heroes home after there Second Place AAA State Championship at Papa John's Stadium. (Left with Sally): Leah Rogers. (Right): Suzanne Rogers. They support all the band, but especially Ricky Ann Rogers, Kenzie Rogers, and Madison.Grant.
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Competing Cousins
 2013-10-27 - Lexington, KY - Photo by Pen. Cousins Graham Waggener (left) and Casey Richards faced off in the 6th Grade and Under Boys 3000 Meter Run at the KTCCCA Meet of Champions held at Masterson Station Park yesterday. Casey finished 171 out of 390 runners with a time of 13:37.80, and Graham finished 203 out of 390 runners with a time of 14:03.80. Graham is the son of Pen and Amy Waggener of Shelbyville and the Grandson of Ed and Linda Waggener of Columbia. Casey is the son of Steve and Cindy Richards of Vine Grove and the grandson of Jim and Annette Richards of Bowling Green.
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Breeding Connection: Campbellsville University Noe Plaza
 2013-10-27 - N Columbia Avenue and W Broadway, Campbellsville, KY - Photo CM staff photo. Three members of a distinguished Breeding, KY family, all graduates of Adair County High School and Lindsey Wilson College and all three graduates within one year of each at Campbellsville University, where among the donors who made Noe Plaza, the new face and gateway to Campbellsville University, a reality. Their graduations from Adair County High began with Willard '55, Gayle '59, and Joe Sparks, mid 1960s.
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Kentucky Highways: Beautiful farm scene, KY 323
 2013-10-27 - KY 323 between Campbellsville & Summersville, KY - Photo CM staff photo. Beautiful Farm Scene on Kentucky 323 near the Taylor-Green County line (forgot to check which). Looking toward Summersville, KY.
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Scenic Green County, KY: West Court Street, looking West
 2013-10-27 - W. Court Street, Greensburg, KY - Photo CM staff photo. West Court Street, in picturesque Greensburg, KY looking west, with the handsome Green Green County Judicial Center in the far background.
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