LWC Golden Alumni Society
2023-05-04 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson College
The LWC Golden Alumni Society recognizes those who are celebrating 50 years since graduating from Lindsey Wilson College. A total of 24 alumni were recognized on Friday afternoon. Back row, from left: William Appelhaus '69 from Louisville, Ky.; Dennis Davis from Louisville, Ky.; John Walker '70 from Lexington, Ky.; Dan Antle 71 from Columbia; Mike Givens '73 from Bowling Green, Ky.; Victor Stansberry Jr., '73 from Evansville, Ind., Bill Heselbarth '71 from Greenwood, Ind.; Stephen David Hopkins '71 from Kettering, Ohio; and LWC President William T. Luckey Jr. Middle row, from left: Janice Gibson '70 from Louisville, Ky.; Virgil Gibson '70 from Louisville, Ky.; Glenda Bass '71 Bracken from Pensacola, Flor.; Mary Ann Grimsley '72 Zrake from Lexington, Ky.; Hilda Humphress '72 Legg from Lexington, Ky.; Patty Heselbarth '71 from Greenwood, Ind.; Dennis Kemmer '73 from Ocala, Flor.; Kenneth Thompson '69 from Louisville, Ky.; Steven Lieurance '69 from Cincinnati, Ohio; and Robert LaGrange '71 from Indianapolis, Ind. Front row, from left: Lanna Martin '73 McAninch from Liberty, Ky.; Cynthia Hentzell '71 Maier from Massillon, Ohio; Jane Parson '71 Crumrine from Marietta, Ohio; Deborah Buchanan '72 from Bowling Green, Ky.; Kay Butke '71 LaGrange from Indianapolis, Ind.; and Bill Straus '70 from Lexington, Ky. Comments | Permalink Dana Watts graduates from Lindsey Wilson College
2023-05-04 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson College
Elementary education graduate Dana Watts from Russell Springs, Kentucky, moves her tassel from right to left to signify her transition from student to graduate during Lindsey Wilson College's 117th commencement ceremony on Saturday, April 29. The Class of 2023 was the largest ever in school history with a record 743 degrees conferred. Comments | Permalink Lost at the Jim Blair Center 
2023-05-04 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Randall Smith
Randall Smith shared the picture of this little dog that appears to be lost at the Jim Blair Center on Hudson Street in Columbia. He said his wife and a group of friends found him while on their break but everyone has to go back to work.
He will be going back by to check and is hoping his family finds him soon.
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