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Renee Shaw on Dialogue with John Chowning


2012-12-11 - WLCU Broadcast Studios, 203 West Broadway, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Ye Wei (Vicky), CU photo. = Campbellsville University's John Chowning, vice president for church and external relations and executive assistant to the president of CU, right, interviews Renee Shaw, Kentucky Educational Television host of "Connections with Renee Shaw," on his "Dialogue on Public Issues" show on Campbellsville University's WLCU-TV. The show will air Sunday, December 16, 2012 at 8amET; Monday, December 17 at 1:30pmET and 6:30pmET; Tuesday, December 18 at 1:30pmET and 6:30pmET; Wednesday, December 19 at 1:30pmET and 6:30pmET; Thursday, December 20 at 8pmET and Friday, December 21 at 8pmET. The show is aired on Campbellsville's cable channel 10 and WLCU FM 88.7 at 8amET Sunday, December 16

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Birds of Kentucky: Doves on the Move


2012-12-11 - Shelbyville, KY - Photo by Pen. I assume they're flying in a flock together, because more than a dozen doves settled into the fence row at the same time. They left just as abruptly, when a hawk stopped on a nearby tree.

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Epicurean Kentuckian: Poached Eggs


2012-12-11 - Photo by Pen. Eggs poached in salsa with olives and goat cheese, served over mixed greens.

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A face from the fire: former Campbellsville Chief Allen Johnson


2012-12-11 - S. Columbia Avenue, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Larry Smith, The Big Dawg, 99.7 FM. Former Campbellsville Fire Chief Allen Johnson has remained a part of the department since retirement, serving as a volunteer. He emerged from the fire Saturday morning, December 8, 2012, with his face black with soot. His courage and sense of duty has been inspirational to firefighters everywhere. The fire was a sad time in Campbellsville, but things are looking up. Tony and Ronnie Knifley, owners of Taylor Tire Sales, have vowed to rebuilt on the same site. Larry Smith, Operations Manager, 99.9 FM, the Big Dawg

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Science and Art used together by ACES Sixth Graders


2012-12-11 - ACES, 870 Indian DR, Columbia, Ky - Photo by Rachel Bardin. An Art/Science project at ACES financed by an increasingly popular no-nonsense, 100% to cause DonorsChoose.com gift from a DirectTv dealer in Segundo, CA, has proven to be innovative and a lot of fund. Left panel, Irish Abbott and Kalen Lee prepare a made-from-scratch mold, and right, Kelsey Redford shows off a finished product, a plaster cast of a leaf. - Rachel Bardin

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Jaiden Taylor examines ingredients for art/science project


2012-12-11 - ACES, 870 Indian DR, Columbia, Ky - Photo by Rachel Bardin. Adair County Elementary Sixth Graders learned how art and science work together. Above, Jaiden Taylor examines ingredients for making a plaster cast. Thanks to Mrs. Debra Wimmer, art teacher, and Mrs. Paula Bault for her guidance. Then, they learned to mix plaster and cast it to make things a little more permanent! The project was funded by a DirecTV company in Segundo, California through a website called DonorsChoose.com. It was truly a blessing. Special thanks goes to Mrs. Paula Bault for her guidance, and also to Mrs. Debra Wimmer from ACHS for suggesting this idea and helping me teach the children how to mold and cast! - Rachel Bardin

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ACES 6th graders blend science, art, in learning process


2012-12-11 - ACES, 870 Indian DR, Columbia, Ky - Photo by Rachel Bardin. Adair County Elementary Sixth Graders learned how art and science work together. Above, A plaster cast of a leaf. Thanks to Mrs. Debra Wimmer, art teacher, and Mrs. Paula Bault for her guidance. The project was funded by a private company, DirectTV through The project was funded by a DirecTV company in Segundo, California through a website called DonorsChoose.com. It was truly a blessing. Special thanks goes to Mrs. Paula Bault for her guidance, and also to Mrs. Debra Wimmer from ACHS for suggesting this idea and helping me teach the children how to mold and cast! - Rachel Bardin

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