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Dr. G. Ted Taylor assumes pastorate in Somerset, KY


2013-01-11 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Joan C. McKinney, CU photo..
Dr. G. Ted Taylor, professor of Christian studies, director of the Leadership/Character/Development Institute and lead professor of sports ministry program at Campbellsville University, is serving as transitional pastor at Beacon Hill Baptist Church in Somerset, KY. He formerly served as pastor of Harrods Fork Baptist Church in Adair County, and, recently as transitional pastor at Columbia Baptist Church. Most recently, he completed a highly successful transitional pastorate at Campbellsville Baptist Church.


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Louisville, KY Blue Raider Tony Horne soars for dunk


2013-01-11 - Biggers Sports Center, 360 Spickard Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Dan White, LWC.
Tony Horne,
sophomore, forward, Louisville, KY, soars sky high for a dunk against the Bluefield Rams on Thursday, January 10, 2012, before between semesters crowd of 312 at Biggers Sports Center . Horne finished with 11 points and nine rebounds. The Blue Raiders were led in the lopsided, 83-50 win by Columbia's Kalen Kimberland's 13 points.


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Sarah Gillis scores career high 28


2013-01-11 - Biggers Sports Center, 360 Spickard Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Dan White.
Sarah Gillis,
a senior from Bloomfield, KY, scored 28 points in Lindsey Wilson Women's Basketball's 86-76 win before a Biggers crowd of 200, Thursday, January 10, 2013.


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Lexi magically bakes and builds a Gingerbread man and house


2013-01-10 - Greensburg, KY - Photo by Grandmother Douglas.
Lexi Kate Gupton, at 20 months of age, was so excited with Christmas activities. In these photos she is baking a Gingerbread man and decorating a house with her Mommy. Lexi is the daughter of Joshua Steven Gupton and Amelia Brooke Gupton of Greensburg, KY. She is the granddaughter of Billy Joe and Sheila Douglas of Campbellsville, and of Steve and Pam Gupton of Greensburg. Her Grandmother Douglas writes, "I think Lexi looks so intent, as if she knows exactly what she is doing. Grandchildren are blessings from heaven! It is amazing to see life from their perspective and bright imaginations." - SHEILA DOUGLAS


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Can we afford that, Robert?


2013-01-10 - City Hall, 116 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
"Can we afford that, Robert?" may be the next shibboleth for Columbians globally. It was heard enough, from Councillor Dr. Ronald P. Rogers, to popularize it with the public. The Monday, January 7, 2013, session of Columbia City Council was spirited. There first lively exchanges between Mr. Flowers and new Councillor Dr. Ron P. Rogers, in what appeared to be the start of Columbia's version of the Lincoln-Douglas debates. Dr. Rogers took more populist positions from the left banc; Mr. Flowers hewed a more conservative, budget hawk stance from the right banc. Fortunately for the media, they both occupy the seats nearest the camera lens, where the drama of the Rogers-Flowers exhanges can be dramatically documented by the media. Monday night's session was the best theatre in town. Clicking Readmore accesses the Tuesday, account of Council proceedings. -EW


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(Ad) Desk for sale or trade


2013-01-10 - Beautiful Joppa, Adair Co., KY - Photo by Maury Lewis.
THE DESK IS FOR SALE FOR 75.00. (30 in. deep x 42 in. wide and 30 in. tall) The desk is made from oak and has a laminate top, it has a large drawer at the area you sit, to the right it has a large deep drawer for files a smaller drawer above that and there is an extra writing area that pulls out above the drawers. I will trade for a smaller computer desk, maybe one that fits in a corner. Maury Lewis 270-634-2092
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Restful spot among the Cedars: Brockman & Kerr Cemetery


2013-01-10 - 5390 Sano Road, Adair Co., KY - Photo CM photo.
A hidden treasure: The Brockman & Kerr Cemetery, 5390 Sano Road, Adair County, is a shadowy, serene spot among the cedars. It's near the Russell County line, on the East side of Adair County.


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