Group one: 4-H local government tour
2026-04-26 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Katelynn M. Molesky
Group one with Mayor Hoots - Adair County's fifth grade students had the chance to learn about the county and city government, thanks to an organized tour that was set up by Adair County 4-H. The grade was split into four groups and rotated between several notable locations, where they got to meet with officials from the city and county. Comments | Permalink
2026-04-26 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Katelynn M. Molesky
Group one with Mayor Hoots - Adair County's fifth grade students had the chance to learn about the county and city government, thanks to an organized tour that was set up by Adair County 4-H. The grade was split into four groups and rotated between several notable locations, where they got to meet with officials from the city and county. Comments | Permalink
Farm Scenery in Adair County
2026-04-26 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Robert Ellis, robertelliswoodworking.com
Robert writes, "While I was out riding my motorcycle Saturday around the Coburg area, this horse caught my eye. I could have probably taken a photo from the road, but after contemplating the scene I decided it was worth knocking on the farm owner's door to get permission in the hopes of getting a closer and better photo. Many thanks to Georgia for granting me that access!" Comments | Permalink
2026-04-26 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Robert Ellis, robertelliswoodworking.com
Robert writes, "While I was out riding my motorcycle Saturday around the Coburg area, this horse caught my eye. I could have probably taken a photo from the road, but after contemplating the scene I decided it was worth knocking on the farm owner's door to get permission in the hopes of getting a closer and better photo. Many thanks to Georgia for granting me that access!" Comments | Permalink
Birds of Kentucky: American Robin
2026-04-26 - Central Kentucky - Photo by Pen
According to the Merlin Bird ID app, the trees of Kentucky are full of songbirds. On a Saturday drive around northern Adair County, Merlin identified scores of red- and white-eyed vireos, palm warblers, Kentucky warblers, Tennessee warblers, and summer and scarlet tanagers in the treetops. All of them proved too fast or too elusive for my skills with a camera, but the robins, year round and dependable Kentucky residents, are much more cooperative. Comments | Permalink
2026-04-26 - Central Kentucky - Photo by Pen
According to the Merlin Bird ID app, the trees of Kentucky are full of songbirds. On a Saturday drive around northern Adair County, Merlin identified scores of red- and white-eyed vireos, palm warblers, Kentucky warblers, Tennessee warblers, and summer and scarlet tanagers in the treetops. All of them proved too fast or too elusive for my skills with a camera, but the robins, year round and dependable Kentucky residents, are much more cooperative. Comments | Permalink
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