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Adair Countians join We Will Not be Silent March



2015-10-17 - Frankfort, KY - Photo submitted by Amy Pike.
Today there was a march from the Frankfort Police Department to the State Capital Building to show support for Law Enforcement Officers. Seven Adair Countians attended the march. It was estimated that there were close to 400 people who made the walk. This is intended to be an annual event and was organized by Jennifer Justice from Nicholasville, KY. The intent was to show Police Officers across the Commonwealth that they have community support. Adair Countians taking part were: Front row - Lee Ann Roy, Nealee Tarter, and Amy Pike; Back row - Katy Roy, Barry Kermeen, Pam Kermeen, and Jennifer Kermeen. - AMY PIKE


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