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Alltech's Lyons named Ireland's Business Person of the Year
It wasn’t solely the luck of the Irish that brought businessman Dr. Pearse Lyons, the founder and president of the Nicholasville-based Alltech, Ireland’s “Business Person of the Year” award from Business and Finance. The...Tags: Distilling and Brewing Industry, Ceremonies, Dublin (Ireland), Business Enterprises, Republic of Ireland
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Days Divide band from Jessamine County returns from European tour, releases EP
brossi@jessaminejournal.comIf there is one thing Days Divide does not want to be, it's labeled — not by the music industry and not by their audience. They aren't backed by a mainstream production label, nor do they fall under the stereotypical label of a "Christian band."...Tags: Edwin McCain, Travel, Gavin Rossdale, Entertainment, The Red Hot Chili Peppers (music group)
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What has become of our country?
I wonder where our beloved country is heading. I ordered my sandwich at Chick-fil-A to commend a Christian man who expressed his view on what marriage has been for thousands of years. Our president agreed until he became politically correct. I...Tags: Abortion, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, Medical Procedures and Tests, Illegal Immigrants, Labor Legislation
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GRC grad going on European tour
The Winchester SunA recent George Rogers Clark High School graduate will soon add seven new countries to her passport pages, thanks to her long dedication to music. Lindsey Hannan, a five-year veteran of the GRC Marching Band, is one of about 200 student musicians...Tags: Eastern Kentucky University, Students, Religion and Belief, Colleges and Universities, Entertainment
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Brentano Quartet will present Bach, Beethoven and Busoni at Norton Center for the Arts
Thursday, Centre College’s Norton Center for the Arts will present the Brentano String Quartet in a program of Bach, Busoni, and Beethoven. Since its inception in 1992, the Brentano String Quartet has appeared throughout the world to critical...
Tags: Arts, The New York Times, Princeton University, Lincoln Center, Entertainment
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Life Matters: When travelers find each other
Contributing ColumnistMy wife and I were the only customers in the souvenir and gift shop, lone shoppers during an off-season in Daytona Beach, Fla. The lady at the cash register was kind but guarded, like the person checking your ID at airport security. But something about...Tags: Greece, Religion and Belief, Transportation Industry, Daytona Beach, Christianity
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Looking Back: World War II veteran recalls service
Contributing WriterHubert Miracle of Stanford bears a scar on his left leg as a reminder of his World War II service. He suffers other, less visible scars on the inside, from things he saw while fighting on the beaches of Normandy and during days of bombings in Northern...Tags: Injuries and Wounds, France, Injuries and Wounds, Health, Unrest, Conflicts and War
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Norton Center begins 2012 with St. Petersburg Symphony Orchestra
Centre College’s Norton Center for the Arts will host the St. Petersburg Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of conductor Roman Leontiev and featuring acclaimed pianist Alexander Pirozhenko. The concert is set for Friday.
Founded in the years...Tags: France, Lincoln Center, Entertainment, Fine Artists, Human Interest
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Danville bird counters spot 14,429 birds
The National Audubon Society’s midwinter bird count for Danville and the surrounding area was held on Dec. 17, 2011. It was a cool day with cloudy skies that became partly cloudy in the afternoon.
The number of species sighted — 68 —...Tags: Turkey, Pies and Tarts
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Old-fashioned values could be key to unemployment crisis
Journal columnist“Work harder: Millions on welfare are counting on you.” I must admit the pithy bumper sticker made me chuckle. I appreciate wit even when sometimes it cuts. As I reflected on Labor Day about the current frenzy about the dismal reports on...Tags: Labor Day, NPR, Theodore Roosevelt, Unemployment, European Union
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Tough as a pine knot
Jess Clarkson, Jr., 86, of Kings Mountain is still “tough as a pine knot” like he was when he fought his way across Italy, France and into Germany during World War II. The former infantryman’s memory is sharp as a tack too and his...Tags: France, Prisoners and Detainees, Attack on Pearl Harbor (1941), Rome (Italy), American Red Cross
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College News for Oct. 9
Beeding studies aboard tall ship
WOODS HOLE, Mass. — Ryne Beeding of Stanford is enrolled in SEA Semester, a study abroad program through SEA Education Association in Woods Hole,¿Mass., while away from studies at Bluegrass Community College....Tags: Human Rights, Colleges and Universities, Science, Research, Politics
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