Photo comment: Rats becoming visible at dump on Hwy E 80
2019-01-13 - Hwy E 80, outside of Columbia, KY - Photo by Larry Joe Smith
Larry Smith sent this photo and writes, "I noticed again what I believe to be an illegal dump on Hwy East 80 outside of Columbia yesterday when I went to work at the WAVE. I've seen rats coming from under the bags and now believe this has gone from unsightly to a potential health hazard. I am calling on the local health department to join in getting it removed." - LJS Comments | Permalink
2019-01-13 - Hwy E 80, outside of Columbia, KY - Photo by Larry Joe Smith
Larry Smith sent this photo and writes, "I noticed again what I believe to be an illegal dump on Hwy East 80 outside of Columbia yesterday when I went to work at the WAVE. I've seen rats coming from under the bags and now believe this has gone from unsightly to a potential health hazard. I am calling on the local health department to join in getting it removed." - LJS Comments | Permalink
ACN ad from January 1943
2019-01-13 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Jim
Advertisers included the Western Auto Associate Store, Goff's Furniture, Lacy's Vortex Service (located next to the Adair County Stock Yards, Raymond Lacy, prop.), Stotts & Cheatham Funeral Home (phone 81-A or 81-B), and The Smart Shopp, which featured "Expert Beauticians Trained In All Types of Beauty Culture." Comments | Permalink
2019-01-13 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Jim
Advertisers included the Western Auto Associate Store, Goff's Furniture, Lacy's Vortex Service (located next to the Adair County Stock Yards, Raymond Lacy, prop.), Stotts & Cheatham Funeral Home (phone 81-A or 81-B), and The Smart Shopp, which featured "Expert Beauticians Trained In All Types of Beauty Culture." Comments | Permalink
Juvenile Black Carp Discovered in Western KY
2019-01-13 - Frankfort, KY - Photo courtesy Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources
A juvenile black carp has been discovered in Ballard County, according to the Fisheries Division of the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources. Black carp cause serious concern because they feed on native snails and mussels. They are part of a group of Asian carp that pose a threat to native fisheries. Comments | Permalink
2019-01-13 - Frankfort, KY - Photo courtesy Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources
A juvenile black carp has been discovered in Ballard County, according to the Fisheries Division of the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources. Black carp cause serious concern because they feed on native snails and mussels. They are part of a group of Asian carp that pose a threat to native fisheries. Comments | Permalink
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