Judge Cowan declares KEHA Week in Adair County
2022-10-10 - Columbia, KY - Photo from Dylan Gentry
Adair County Homemakers celebrated the kickoff of KEHA Week with Judge Executive, Gale Cowan. Judge Cowan is pictured signing a proclamation declaring KEHA Week in Adair County. Comments | Permalink
2022-10-10 - Columbia, KY - Photo from Dylan Gentry
Adair County Homemakers celebrated the kickoff of KEHA Week with Judge Executive, Gale Cowan. Judge Cowan is pictured signing a proclamation declaring KEHA Week in Adair County. Comments | Permalink
Homegrown Lemon in Cumberland County
2022-10-10 - Burkesville, KY - Photo by Brookie Stalcup, via Marcus Pierce
Marcus writes, "Rodney Jessup, who owns and runs Jessup Florist, grew this rather large lemon on his lemon tree in Burkesville. Amazing but true. He definitely has a green thumb. A quarter used in comparison. It's huge!" Comments | Permalink
2022-10-10 - Burkesville, KY - Photo by Brookie Stalcup, via Marcus Pierce
Marcus writes, "Rodney Jessup, who owns and runs Jessup Florist, grew this rather large lemon on his lemon tree in Burkesville. Amazing but true. He definitely has a green thumb. A quarter used in comparison. It's huge!" Comments | Permalink
Kentucky Color: Sour Gum
2022-10-10 - Great Wooded South - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge
Billy Joe writes, "Black Gum is its most popular common name, but in the Great Wooded South it was always known as Sour Gum. This one is standing right in the heart of the Great Wooded South at about 1090 feet above sea level. For some reference, the Adair County Courthouse is setting at 750 feet above sea level. Historically speaking, it is said that our pioneer forefathers called it the most beautiful tree in the woods. For the record, I concur!" Comments | Permalink
2022-10-10 - Great Wooded South - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge
Billy Joe writes, "Black Gum is its most popular common name, but in the Great Wooded South it was always known as Sour Gum. This one is standing right in the heart of the Great Wooded South at about 1090 feet above sea level. For some reference, the Adair County Courthouse is setting at 750 feet above sea level. Historically speaking, it is said that our pioneer forefathers called it the most beautiful tree in the woods. For the record, I concur!" Comments | Permalink
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