Waggener signs to fish for CU Tigers
2021-01-09 - Shelbyville, KY - Photo by Pen
Evan Waggener signed to fish for the Campbellsville University Bass Fishing Team on Thursday, January 7, 2021 in a socially-distanced ceremony at Martha Layne Collins in Shelbyville, KY.
Waggener, frequent photographer and Chief Angling Correspondent for Columbia Magazine, is the grandson of Linda Waggener and the late Ed Waggener of Columbia, KY. He is shown (at right) with CU Coach Pete Hedgepath (at left). Comments | Permalink
2021-01-09 - Shelbyville, KY - Photo by Pen
Evan Waggener signed to fish for the Campbellsville University Bass Fishing Team on Thursday, January 7, 2021 in a socially-distanced ceremony at Martha Layne Collins in Shelbyville, KY.
Waggener, frequent photographer and Chief Angling Correspondent for Columbia Magazine, is the grandson of Linda Waggener and the late Ed Waggener of Columbia, KY. He is shown (at right) with CU Coach Pete Hedgepath (at left). Comments | Permalink
Friendly orange cat lost or in need of good home
2021-01-09 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Phil Hanna
Update from Phil Hanna -- the orange cat has found a new forever home!
This very friendly orange cat has been hanging out in the parking lot of the aparment building at 800 Page Street Some of us have been feeding it but it is looking for food in the dumpster. It very much wants to come in from the cold.
He is very friendly and trusting, loves attention and is purrs nicely; He seems to have lived among humans in the recent past. He seemed to be completely at home when I let him in for some food.
If you are missing your orange cat, this one may be yours; if you are looking for a friendly, people oriented cat, let's see if we can find it a home.
Call me if you are interested and mayby we can find it a home. --Phil Hanna, 270-384-2894 or 270-634-2359 Comments | Permalink
2021-01-09 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Phil Hanna
Update from Phil Hanna -- the orange cat has found a new forever home!
This very friendly orange cat has been hanging out in the parking lot of the aparment building at 800 Page Street Some of us have been feeding it but it is looking for food in the dumpster. It very much wants to come in from the cold.
He is very friendly and trusting, loves attention and is purrs nicely; He seems to have lived among humans in the recent past. He seemed to be completely at home when I let him in for some food.
If you are missing your orange cat, this one may be yours; if you are looking for a friendly, people oriented cat, let's see if we can find it a home.
Call me if you are interested and mayby we can find it a home. --Phil Hanna, 270-384-2894 or 270-634-2359 Comments | Permalink
Time to apply for Rogers Scholars Program
2021-01-08 - Central Kentucky - Photo courtesy The Center for Rural Development The Center for Rural Development is now accepting applications for the 2021 Rogers Scholars, Rogers Explorers, and Entrepreneurial Leadership Institute summer youth leadership programs. Applications for each of these programs are available online at www.centeryouthprograms.com through the Google Classroom platform.
Pictured from Left are Allison Niemeier, Whitley County (University of Louisville); Elizabeth Jones, Russell County (Lindsey Wilson College); Gracie Johnson, Casey County (University of Kentucky); Camryn Deaton, Laurel County (University of Kentucky); Katherine Niemeier, Whitley County (University of Louisville). Comments | Permalink
2021-01-08 - Central Kentucky - Photo courtesy The Center for Rural Development The Center for Rural Development is now accepting applications for the 2021 Rogers Scholars, Rogers Explorers, and Entrepreneurial Leadership Institute summer youth leadership programs. Applications for each of these programs are available online at www.centeryouthprograms.com through the Google Classroom platform.
Pictured from Left are Allison Niemeier, Whitley County (University of Louisville); Elizabeth Jones, Russell County (Lindsey Wilson College); Gracie Johnson, Casey County (University of Kentucky); Camryn Deaton, Laurel County (University of Kentucky); Katherine Niemeier, Whitley County (University of Louisville). Comments | Permalink
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