Lindsey Wilson University to build indoor golf center
2025-11-03 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson University
Lindsey Wilson University will build the Jessica Smith Golf Center -- Donated by Earl & Marlene Smith. The 4,200-square-foot building, which will be opened in 2026, is named in honor of the late women's golfer Jessica Smith of Louisville, Kentucky, a 2010 Lindsey Wilson graduate and a member of the Lindsey Wilson Athletics Hall of Fame. Comments | Permalink
2025-11-03 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson University
Lindsey Wilson University will build the Jessica Smith Golf Center -- Donated by Earl & Marlene Smith. The 4,200-square-foot building, which will be opened in 2026, is named in honor of the late women's golfer Jessica Smith of Louisville, Kentucky, a 2010 Lindsey Wilson graduate and a member of the Lindsey Wilson Athletics Hall of Fame. Comments | Permalink
Christmas Cactus showing its best self
2025-11-02 - Edmonton, KY - Photo by Jan Sandidge
The Christmas Cactus is in full bloom this season. Its life was saved by Welby Sandidge who passed away last year so the family is inspired remembering him and his good care. Comments | Permalink
2025-11-02 - Edmonton, KY - Photo by Jan Sandidge
The Christmas Cactus is in full bloom this season. Its life was saved by Welby Sandidge who passed away last year so the family is inspired remembering him and his good care. Comments | Permalink
Kentucky Color: Longtime Residence
2025-11-02 - Great Wooded South - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge
The evidence is overwhelming that this hollowed out Scarlet oak has been a residence, probably for decades -- see the linked article for Billy Joe's explanation why. He also says, "The manmade items in the photo are: the most famous walking stick in the Great Wooded South, my Biltmore stick that is used to measure tree diameters and of course, the notebook for recording estimated footages of the standing timber." Comments | Permalink
2025-11-02 - Great Wooded South - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge
The evidence is overwhelming that this hollowed out Scarlet oak has been a residence, probably for decades -- see the linked article for Billy Joe's explanation why. He also says, "The manmade items in the photo are: the most famous walking stick in the Great Wooded South, my Biltmore stick that is used to measure tree diameters and of course, the notebook for recording estimated footages of the standing timber." Comments | Permalink
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