A well-dressed address marker
2022-05-31 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Al Owens
Al writes, "Just a reminder about how important the address markers are for emergency purposes."
These were historically Ed Waggener's favorite inexpensive way to make your house much, much easier to find for emergency services and delivery-persons.
According to Mike Keltner, Directory of Adair Co. Emergency Management, you can order address markers for just $15 (you'll need exact change) by calling 270-384-4760 or inquiring at the front entrance of the Adair County 911 Center, 107 N High St., Columbia, KY. Mike says, "with possibility of same day service depending on calls." Comments | Permalink
2022-05-31 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Al Owens
Al writes, "Just a reminder about how important the address markers are for emergency purposes."
These were historically Ed Waggener's favorite inexpensive way to make your house much, much easier to find for emergency services and delivery-persons.
According to Mike Keltner, Directory of Adair Co. Emergency Management, you can order address markers for just $15 (you'll need exact change) by calling 270-384-4760 or inquiring at the front entrance of the Adair County 911 Center, 107 N High St., Columbia, KY. Mike says, "with possibility of same day service depending on calls." Comments | Permalink
Storm damage on Gentry Mill Road
2022-05-31 - Adair Co., KY - Photo courtesy National Weather Service
Tree branches snapped near Gentry Mill Road during the microburst weather event that occurred on May 26, 2022. Comments | Permalink
2022-05-31 - Adair Co., KY - Photo courtesy National Weather Service
Tree branches snapped near Gentry Mill Road during the microburst weather event that occurred on May 26, 2022. Comments | Permalink
Aerial view of downed trees on May 26, 2022
2022-05-31 - Adair Co., KY - Photo courtesy National Weather Service
An aerial view of trees snapped near Raines Road after the microburst weather event that occurred on May 26, 2022. Comments | Permalink
2022-05-31 - Adair Co., KY - Photo courtesy National Weather Service
An aerial view of trees snapped near Raines Road after the microburst weather event that occurred on May 26, 2022. Comments | Permalink
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