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Photo submitted A plastic owl designed to keep birds away hasn’t worked as it should
Photo submitted A plastic owl designed to keep birds away hasn’t worked as it should. Tony and Shirley Kiefer, 13075 Woodville Road, say barn swallows have made a nest on the owl’s head. The owl...

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Veterans museum receives 'thank you'
Sandy Hart of Ballard County accepts a wall quilt on behalf of the Kentucky Veterans & Patriots Museum in Wickliffe. Helen Green of Benton made the quilt in honor of veterans. The quilt features se...

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Mid-Continent oldest grad is 76
MAYFIELD — Van W. Stewart Jr. of Wingo was honored with a special Meritorious Award at Mid-Continent University’s May commencement ceremonies. Mid-Continent recognized Van as the oldest graduate i...

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Dr. Patrick Withrow, Western Baptist Hospital’s chief medical officer, presents Concord Elementary School Principal Ginger Hollowell (center) with a grant from the hospital to launch Project Fit America, a fitness program aimed at reducing childhood obesity. With them are Concord PTO President Mary Buchanan (left); Molly Goodman, public relations director at McCracken County Schools; Bonnie Schrock, Western Baptist vice president of patient services; Concord physical education teacher Rae Ann Ragland; and Concord guidance counselor Susan Kolb.

Concord getting fit with grant
Concord Elementary School became the fourth area recipient of a $16,000 grant from Western Baptist Hospital for indoor and outdoor fitness equipment, teacher training and physical education curricu...

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Four named to Harding dean's list
The following local residents are among the 1,120 Harding University students included on the dean’s list for grades achieved during the spring 2011 semester. Grace Allen, Paducah; Marcy Hammonds,...

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Andrea Underwood, director of community relations and marketing for Paducah Power System, presents a check to Jessica Toren, executive director of the Paducah Area Chapter of the American Red Cross (left) Wednesday. The check was for $2,500 and was one of three $2,500 donations Paducah area utility companies made that day. Glen Anderson, general manager for Paducah Water (second from right), and John Hodges, executive director of the Paducah-McCracken County Joint Sewer Agency (far right), are shown waiting their turns to present the checks from their agencies. Red Cross was targeted for these donations in the wake of the flooding emergency of recent weeks in the area that caused it to exhaust much of the money it uses to help victims of disasters. “This will help us tremendously,” Toren said. “We have to remember, with this flooding, there is still a long road ahead of us and all of the homeowners so our help is still going to be needed for quite a while.” In addition, Underwood revealed the final numbers from the recent Stuff the Truck drive Paducah Power hosted, in cooperation with WPSDLocal6. A total of 1,700 clean-up kits were formed from the donations collected, while a total of 25,000 bulk distribution items also were received. Those also went to the Red Cross who distributed the items to flood victims. “The Paducah community has just been phenomenal,” Toren added. “This is beyond anything we could’ve expected.” In addition, Atmos Energy made a $2,500 donation of its own last week, bringing the total to $10,000 from the four agencies.

Paducah Area Chapter of the American Red Cross receives three donations

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Heath Middle School 7th grade students received special recognition through the Duke University Talent Identification Program. The Duke TIP program recognizes students based on their ACT scores. Students receiving state recogntion were (back, left to right) Rony Qiu, Andrew Harris, Emily Necel, Tristan Alexander, Mesa Trimm, Sarah Spaeth, Ryan Bundy, Andrew Alvey; (front, left to right) Hannah Newberry, Bailey Vick, Caleigh Propes, Kayla Tuttle, and Kylie Herring. Propes also received Grand Recognition through the Duke TIP program.

Middle School 7th-grade students receive special recognition from Duke

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Submitted photo The Thunderbird Baseball 13 and under recently took first place in the 3rd Annual May Madness in the 13U AA Division in Columbia
Submitted photo The Thunderbird Baseball 13 and under recently took first place in the 3rd Annual May Madness in the 13U AA Division in Columbia, Tenn. Pictured are: (Back row left to right), Co...

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Calloway County High School hosted the Kentucky State Japanese Foreign Language Festival on May 14. Students from Calloway who hosted the festival are front left to right: Rebekah Elkins, Jennifer LaRose, Manami Kawaguchi and Destiny Wendling. In back from left are Samantha Spann, Emily Scott, Rebecca Downey, Dominik Mikulcik, Brian McCormack, Sarah Wade, Brendan Futrell. Students participated in writing, listening, reading, dance, drama, chorus, karaoke, and quick recall. Two Japanese language professors from Murray State judged the day’s competitions.

Calloway hosted Kentucky State Japanese Foreign Language Festival

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Marshall County High School students and their teacher, Marsha Duncan, were honored May 19 in Louisville at the Pendennis Club for placing first in their region in the Stock Market Game competition...

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