Birds of Kentucky: Wild Turkeys
2021-03-18 - Cumberland Co., KY - Photo by Linda Waggener
A flock of wild turkeys spotted along the road to Burkesville this afternoon. Comments | Permalink
2021-03-18 - Cumberland Co., KY - Photo by Linda Waggener
A flock of wild turkeys spotted along the road to Burkesville this afternoon. Comments | Permalink
Sulphur Well journal - The Gum at The Well
2021-03-18 - Metcalfe County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
The precious memories journal of Ruby Williams talks about "The Well" which is how we refer to it when we're going to the little town of Sulphur Well, and "The Gum," pictured above, which is how we refer to the artesian well, white sulphur water flowing since its discovery. Thousands over the years have leaned over and taken a sip. Some have just leaned in and sniffed and that was enough for them. Comments | Permalink
2021-03-18 - Metcalfe County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
The precious memories journal of Ruby Williams talks about "The Well" which is how we refer to it when we're going to the little town of Sulphur Well, and "The Gum," pictured above, which is how we refer to the artesian well, white sulphur water flowing since its discovery. Thousands over the years have leaned over and taken a sip. Some have just leaned in and sniffed and that was enough for them. Comments | Permalink
Mayor Hoots takes gifts to NH residents
2021-03-18 - Columbia, KY - Photo from City Hall, Columbia, KY
The City of Columbia visited Summit Manor nursing home on Wednesday morning. Seventy baskets for Easter were presented to all residents with eggs, coloring pages/crayons, and bunny ears. Attending: Tiffany Collins, City Hall; Junior Murphy, chief of police; Mayor Pamela Hoots; Brandy Burress, Summit Manor; Kortnei Kelsay, Summit Manor; Terry Johnson, parks and recreation; Tim Smith, City Street Department; Jackie Chapman, City Street Department; and Jordan Dean, City Gas Department. Comments | Permalink
2021-03-18 - Columbia, KY - Photo from City Hall, Columbia, KY
The City of Columbia visited Summit Manor nursing home on Wednesday morning. Seventy baskets for Easter were presented to all residents with eggs, coloring pages/crayons, and bunny ears. Attending: Tiffany Collins, City Hall; Junior Murphy, chief of police; Mayor Pamela Hoots; Brandy Burress, Summit Manor; Kortnei Kelsay, Summit Manor; Terry Johnson, parks and recreation; Tim Smith, City Street Department; Jackie Chapman, City Street Department; and Jordan Dean, City Gas Department. Comments | Permalink
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