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Katelynn sharing one of her works at Writers' Day



2026-04-02 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Katelynn Molesky, a high school senior in Adair County, was the youngest writer sharing her work at the third annual Writers' Day Saturday. She received praise and encouragement for her work. In her "Brief Recount of the Ford's Valley Incident," she writer, "If you've never heard of Ford's Valley, then that's nothing unusual - they say even the state itself has forgotten about it, seeing as it often finds itself left off the census entirely. Not that it would make that much of a difference anyway..." Click for the rest of the story.


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