Welding instructors meet with plant leaders
2020-01-18 - Quincy, IL - Photo by Maddie Gumm
Welding instructors from the Central Kentucky Career Academy and administrators from Campbellsville University's adult welding program, visited Manchester Tank in Quincy, Illinois as the New Year began to ensure Taylor County is equipping welding students with the skills needed to succeed and excel in the workforce. At the meeting were: Steve McDaniel, welding instructor; Jordan Tedrow, welding instructor; Chris King, Director or Welding Technology; and Jason Roop, Director of Technology Training at CU; Keith Norris, Plant Manager; Corrie Eifert, General Manager; and Steve Reynolds, Continuous Improvement Manager. Comments | Permalink
2020-01-18 - Quincy, IL - Photo by Maddie Gumm
Welding instructors from the Central Kentucky Career Academy and administrators from Campbellsville University's adult welding program, visited Manchester Tank in Quincy, Illinois as the New Year began to ensure Taylor County is equipping welding students with the skills needed to succeed and excel in the workforce. At the meeting were: Steve McDaniel, welding instructor; Jordan Tedrow, welding instructor; Chris King, Director or Welding Technology; and Jason Roop, Director of Technology Training at CU; Keith Norris, Plant Manager; Corrie Eifert, General Manager; and Steve Reynolds, Continuous Improvement Manager. Comments | Permalink
Great Blue Heron in action
2020-01-18 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
A Heron has an interesting walk. When he straightens up to his three-to-five feet height, his neck makes a lovely S form. As he takes a step, his neck stretches out long. As he spots food, his head would snap downward to the little creek, and then he would rise again. Comments | Permalink
2020-01-18 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
A Heron has an interesting walk. When he straightens up to his three-to-five feet height, his neck makes a lovely S form. As he takes a step, his neck stretches out long. As he spots food, his head would snap downward to the little creek, and then he would rise again. Comments | Permalink
Morning hunter visited Columbia's Town Creek
2020-01-18 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
A Great Blue Heron swept to the little Town Creek that flows through the yard in Columbia, landed and marched to the pool that forms around the root formations under the ancient Catalpa tree. He posed, quiet and still for a moment, as he scanned the pool. Then he began a slow walk up the creek toward John and Missy Arnold's fence, gazing all around as he stepped ever so lightly through the water. Comments | Permalink
2020-01-18 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
A Great Blue Heron swept to the little Town Creek that flows through the yard in Columbia, landed and marched to the pool that forms around the root formations under the ancient Catalpa tree. He posed, quiet and still for a moment, as he scanned the pool. Then he began a slow walk up the creek toward John and Missy Arnold's fence, gazing all around as he stepped ever so lightly through the water. Comments | Permalink
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