Adair County Courthouse, 1974
2019-09-13 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy National Register
One of the photos on file with the National Register of Historic Places, showing the southwest approach to the courthouse from Burkesville Street. Comments | Permalink
2019-09-13 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy National Register
One of the photos on file with the National Register of Historic Places, showing the southwest approach to the courthouse from Burkesville Street. Comments | Permalink
Ad: Students raising funds for tech, yearbook, newspaper
2019-09-12 - Adair County Middle School - Photo from Deb Waddell
Student Fundraiser: These are SPIRIT Yard and Window signs that ACMS is selling for $10 to raise money for technology and our yearbook and newspaper. People may contact me at debra.waddell@adair.kyschools.us or 270.384.5308 or stop by the middle school any day during school hours. - Deb Waddell, 6th Grade Science Teacher, Newspaper and Yearbook Advisor Comments | Permalink
2019-09-12 - Adair County Middle School - Photo from Deb Waddell
Student Fundraiser: These are SPIRIT Yard and Window signs that ACMS is selling for $10 to raise money for technology and our yearbook and newspaper. People may contact me at debra.waddell@adair.kyschools.us or 270.384.5308 or stop by the middle school any day during school hours. - Deb Waddell, 6th Grade Science Teacher, Newspaper and Yearbook Advisor Comments | Permalink
Birds of Kentucky: Great Egret
2019-09-12 - Louisville, KY - Photo by Pen
A great egret fishing in the Ohio River. According to All About Birds, egrets tend to "hunt fish, frogs, and other small aquatic animals. They typically stand still and watch for unsuspecting prey to pass by. Then, with startling speed, the egrets strike with a jab of their long neck and bill." Comments | Permalink
2019-09-12 - Louisville, KY - Photo by Pen
A great egret fishing in the Ohio River. According to All About Birds, egrets tend to "hunt fish, frogs, and other small aquatic animals. They typically stand still and watch for unsuspecting prey to pass by. Then, with startling speed, the egrets strike with a jab of their long neck and bill." Comments | Permalink
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