ACES Food Drive for JOY Ministries
2018-11-14 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Sarah Dean
The third grade class along with the Better Together Tribe parent group sponsored a school wide food drive for the JOY Ministries crisis center. The homeroom that brought in the most items will receive a pizza party. Mrs. Compton's third grade homeroom won the contest by bringing in 250 items. Overall, students brought in 1,065 items for the crisis center.
Pictured L to R: back row-Bailey Gabehart, Kameron Feese, Weston Robinson, Sommer Rowe, Ashley Loy, Sallie Ballou; front row- Kipton Dial, Hunter Wilson, Graham Robertson, Emma Caldwell, and Addison Wooley. Comments | Permalink
2018-11-14 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Sarah Dean
The third grade class along with the Better Together Tribe parent group sponsored a school wide food drive for the JOY Ministries crisis center. The homeroom that brought in the most items will receive a pizza party. Mrs. Compton's third grade homeroom won the contest by bringing in 250 items. Overall, students brought in 1,065 items for the crisis center.
Pictured L to R: back row-Bailey Gabehart, Kameron Feese, Weston Robinson, Sommer Rowe, Ashley Loy, Sallie Ballou; front row- Kipton Dial, Hunter Wilson, Graham Robertson, Emma Caldwell, and Addison Wooley. Comments | Permalink
Churches of Adair County: Millerfield Brethren in Christ Church
2018-11-14 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Kayla Abrell
Located at 1891 Millerfield Road, Columbia, KY. Comments | Permalink
2018-11-14 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Kayla Abrell
Located at 1891 Millerfield Road, Columbia, KY. Comments | Permalink
Gingko and gone
2018-11-14 - Shelbyville, KY - Photo by Pen
Most years, the gingko trees put on one of the grandest shows of fall color. This year, for some reason, the leaves on a number of Kentucky gingko trees went from green to gone in about 24 hours. It looks like many of the leaves hit the ground without changing color at all. Comments | Permalink
2018-11-14 - Shelbyville, KY - Photo by Pen
Most years, the gingko trees put on one of the grandest shows of fall color. This year, for some reason, the leaves on a number of Kentucky gingko trees went from green to gone in about 24 hours. It looks like many of the leaves hit the ground without changing color at all. Comments | Permalink
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