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In the Garden ribbon cutting at Campbellsville University


2012-04-20 - Campbellsville University, Campbelllsville, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, CU photo.
The Dr. Ted and Sherri Taylor Outdoor Classroom: The outdoor garden classroom dedication service was concluded with a ribbon cutting at its entrance beside the School of Theology in Druien Hall. From left were: Dr. Frank Cheatham, President Michael V. Carter, Torri Morris, Brad Lauer, Mrs. Rose Taylor, Pam Tennant, Myrna Martin, Richard Nelson, Margaret Nelson, David Johnson, Pam Hurtgen, Hunter and Joyce Durham, Paulette Caywood, Dr. John Hurtgen, Dr. Jarvis Williams, Sheri Taylor, Ethan Garrison (in back), Dr. Ted Taylor, John Chowning, Dr. John Mark Toby, Benji Kelly and Jennifer and Dr. Shane Garrison. - Linda Waggener, Campbellsville University


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Art in the Alley: Nancy Cozby demonstrates pottery making


2012-04-20 - Greensburg, KY - Photo by Joe & Peggy Jones.
Potter Nancy Cozby
held a fascinated audience as she demonstrated pottery making at last year's Art in the Alley festival. The 8th Annual edition of the festival is less than one month away, Saturday, May 19, 2012.


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LWC celebrates earth day: Ben Sollee performance


2012-04-20 - Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC photo. Earth Day Entertainment: Fusion musician Ben Sollee performs Wednesday evening on the Campus Quadrangle following Lindsey Wilson College Earth Day 2012 activities. -Duane Bonifer

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LWC celebrates earth day: Taft Neal


2012-04-20 - L.R. McDonald Administration Building, 210 Lindsey Wilson Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC.
Taft Neal, left, of the Lindsey Wilson College Plant Operations staff directs part of the campus beautification project at the L.R. McDonald Administration Building during LWC Earth Day 2012 activities. -Duane Bonifer


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LWC celebrates earth day: Shameka Fridenstine


2012-04-20 - Holloway Drive, Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC.
Lindsey Wilson College senior Shameka Fridenstine of Louisville, KY, helps till the edges of the hillside for the stream restoration project during Lindsey Wilson College Earth Day 2012 activities. - Duane Bonifer


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LWC celebrates earth day: Stream Restoration project


2012-04-20 - Holloway Drive, Lindsey Wilson College, Coumbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC.
Celebrating Earth Day four days early Lindsey Wilson College sophomore Collin Keen of Scottsville, KY, left, and freshman Cy Williams, also of Scottsville, gather dirt for the stream restoration project during the LWC Earth Day 2012 activities. -Duane Bonifer


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Old photo of the First National Bank, circa 1970s


2012-04-20 - 224 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo from Collection of Mike Watson.
Mike Watson sends this photo of a scene sure to stir warm memories. "This was a full-on photo of the First National Bank, with a slice of Jeffries Hardware on the left and a hint of Nell's 5 and 10 Variety on the right," he writes. The bank is now the First and Farmers National Bank and its facade now includes the building on the right. Many consider the First National Bank building in this era the most handsome building ever on the perimeter of the Square. Jeffries Hardware, also a stately building, was a beehive of activity, and packed wonderous varieties of goods into what is, by today's standards, a small building. And Nell's 5 & 10 Variety was as much a part of growing up in Columbia as skinny dipping in the Sulphur Hole in Russell Creek, Boy Scouts and the Baptist BTU, and daily promenades around the magical Columbia Public Square. Incidentally, a sign went up in the Jeffries Building this week that it will be auctioned in May. -CM. Your thoughts and memories welcoome. Please use the Comments button with this photo


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