Advancing to State Competition
2019-03-18 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Rebecca Heuser Jr. Reporter
1st and 2nd winners pictured from left to right: Brandi Grider (Horse Impromptu), Jeanene Pike (Fruit and Vegetable Impromptu), Ty Cheatham (Extemporaneous Speaking), Rachel Hatcher-(Goat/Sheep Impromptu), Myah Stricker (Greenhouse Impromptu), Rebecca Heuser (Poultry Impromptu), Hayden Hancock (Crop Impromptu) Comments | Permalink
2019-03-18 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Rebecca Heuser Jr. Reporter
1st and 2nd winners pictured from left to right: Brandi Grider (Horse Impromptu), Jeanene Pike (Fruit and Vegetable Impromptu), Ty Cheatham (Extemporaneous Speaking), Rachel Hatcher-(Goat/Sheep Impromptu), Myah Stricker (Greenhouse Impromptu), Rebecca Heuser (Poultry Impromptu), Hayden Hancock (Crop Impromptu) Comments | Permalink
FFA Participants at Lake Cumberland Regional Day 2019
2019-03-18 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Rebecca Heuser Jr. Reporter
First Row: Ellie Cheatham, Jax Rainwater, Matt McGuffin, Danielle Corona, Trenton Page, Devan Burton
Second Row:Lane Grant, Wesson Burton, Lilee Wall, Tori Kimbler, Jeanene Pike, Elizabeth Stamper
Third Row: Gracie Baker, Kiley Feese, Brandi Grider, Myha Stricker, Rebecca Heuser, Rachel Hatcher, Ty Cheatham
Fourth Row: Alicia Coffey, Heidi McGrady, Matthew Irvin, Emily Farmer, Coleton Wall, Kyron Burton, Walter Baker, Hayden Hancock Comments | Permalink
2019-03-18 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Rebecca Heuser Jr. Reporter
First Row: Ellie Cheatham, Jax Rainwater, Matt McGuffin, Danielle Corona, Trenton Page, Devan Burton
Second Row:Lane Grant, Wesson Burton, Lilee Wall, Tori Kimbler, Jeanene Pike, Elizabeth Stamper
Third Row: Gracie Baker, Kiley Feese, Brandi Grider, Myha Stricker, Rebecca Heuser, Rachel Hatcher, Ty Cheatham
Fourth Row: Alicia Coffey, Heidi McGrady, Matthew Irvin, Emily Farmer, Coleton Wall, Kyron Burton, Walter Baker, Hayden Hancock Comments | Permalink
Discovering the Forest Giants
2019-03-18 - Bernheim Forrest - Photo by Tiffany Kessler, columbiamagazine.com
Few adults know the secret to conquering a giant this size and yet it seems to come natural to children. We definitely recommend this stop to discover Forest Giants - it was an easy drive from Columbia to Nelson County, free entrance during weekdays, and $5 per carload during the weekend. We were only able to view (and climb on) one of the creatures, but I have a feeling we'll be back in warmer weather to visit brother and sister. Bernheim is located in Bullitt and Nelson Counties in Kentucky, around 25 miles south of Louisville. Comments | Permalink
2019-03-18 - Bernheim Forrest - Photo by Tiffany Kessler, columbiamagazine.com
Few adults know the secret to conquering a giant this size and yet it seems to come natural to children. We definitely recommend this stop to discover Forest Giants - it was an easy drive from Columbia to Nelson County, free entrance during weekdays, and $5 per carload during the weekend. We were only able to view (and climb on) one of the creatures, but I have a feeling we'll be back in warmer weather to visit brother and sister. Bernheim is located in Bullitt and Nelson Counties in Kentucky, around 25 miles south of Louisville. Comments | Permalink
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