2019 Football Homecoming Queen and Runners Up
2019-10-06 - Adair County High School - Photo by Andrea Waggener
The 2019 ACHS Football Homecoming Queen and her escort, center, are Kiley Feese, the 17 year old daughter of James and Tonya Feese, and Jacob Morrison, the 17 year old son of Shane and Tammy Morrison. They represented FFA.
First Runner-up and her escort, at left, are Madison Smith, the 17 year old daughter of Ron and the late Janet Smith, and Kyle Bryant, the 17 year old son of Chris Bryant and Kelly Bryant. They represented HOSA.
Second Runner-up and her escort, at right, representing STLP, are Elizabeth "Nikki" Bair, the 17 year old daughter of Jill Herron, and Jace Coffey, the 17 year old son of Carolee Lloyd.
Thanks to our ColumbiaMagazine.com Football Homecoming sponsors, First & Farmers National Bank, Egypt Construction Company, and A-1 Auto Supply, who allowed us to spotlight each and every candidate and tell them congratulations! Comments | Permalink
2019-10-06 - Adair County High School - Photo by Andrea Waggener
The 2019 ACHS Football Homecoming Queen and her escort, center, are Kiley Feese, the 17 year old daughter of James and Tonya Feese, and Jacob Morrison, the 17 year old son of Shane and Tammy Morrison. They represented FFA.
First Runner-up and her escort, at left, are Madison Smith, the 17 year old daughter of Ron and the late Janet Smith, and Kyle Bryant, the 17 year old son of Chris Bryant and Kelly Bryant. They represented HOSA.
Second Runner-up and her escort, at right, representing STLP, are Elizabeth "Nikki" Bair, the 17 year old daughter of Jill Herron, and Jace Coffey, the 17 year old son of Carolee Lloyd.
Thanks to our ColumbiaMagazine.com Football Homecoming sponsors, First & Farmers National Bank, Egypt Construction Company, and A-1 Auto Supply, who allowed us to spotlight each and every candidate and tell them congratulations! Comments | Permalink
RAIN, YES!
2019-10-06 - Columbia - Photo by Tiffany Kessler, columbiamagazine.com
Mother Nature teased our county all Sunday with hopeful rain clouds and light winds. At 6pm (CST), everything that the sun had dried out over the past few months received a steady drink of water. The sound hitting the porch roof was glorious! I'm not sure who was more excited, Kasey Blue Kessler or this photographer (his mother). - TK Comments | Permalink
2019-10-06 - Columbia - Photo by Tiffany Kessler, columbiamagazine.com
Mother Nature teased our county all Sunday with hopeful rain clouds and light winds. At 6pm (CST), everything that the sun had dried out over the past few months received a steady drink of water. The sound hitting the porch roof was glorious! I'm not sure who was more excited, Kasey Blue Kessler or this photographer (his mother). - TK Comments | Permalink
Old Brush Creek Bridge Re-visited, Green County
2019-10-06 - Green Co., KY - Photo by Robert Ellis
Back in July I posted a pic of this bridge from a different perspective. That original photo was taken from the bridge that is partially viewable in this photo. I was a little ill prepared to take this image since I had left my wading boots at home, plus it started to rain, and continued while I was standing in the creek.
Navigating the extremely slick bottomed creek, (close to going down 3 times) in soaked Red Wing boots, fogged up camera lens and glasses I was ultimately rewarded with this photo. --ROBERT ELLIS. (c) Robert Ellis Woodworking Comments | Permalink
2019-10-06 - Green Co., KY - Photo by Robert Ellis
Back in July I posted a pic of this bridge from a different perspective. That original photo was taken from the bridge that is partially viewable in this photo. I was a little ill prepared to take this image since I had left my wading boots at home, plus it started to rain, and continued while I was standing in the creek.
Navigating the extremely slick bottomed creek, (close to going down 3 times) in soaked Red Wing boots, fogged up camera lens and glasses I was ultimately rewarded with this photo. --ROBERT ELLIS. (c) Robert Ellis Woodworking Comments | Permalink
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