The difference a windy fall day makes
2019-11-02 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
The photos were both made at the corner of South Reed and Guardian Streets in Columbia - one day apart. The beautiful yellow tree at left was pictured as the winds whipped up on Halloween day. The bare limbs of that same tree are pictured at right a day later after the weather settled down and its leaves butter the ground underneath. Comments | Permalink Change the clocks back, rest, and be on time for church
2019-11-02 - Taylor County, KY - Photo from SBC
Set your clocks back tonight, rest an extra hour, and then join us for Sunday services tomorrow.
By Saloma Baptist Church Senior Pastor
John Edward Chowning
We return to Eastern Standard Time this weekend. Before retiring for the evening Saturday night, November 2, set your clocks back one hour - we "fall back one hour."
Enjoy an extra hour of rest, and then make plans to join us at Saloma Baptist Church for our 8amCT/9amET breakfast and fellowship for all ages - followed by Sunday School-Small Groups at 10am and Worship at 11am.
Invite others - we hope to see you at SBC on Sunday, November 3! -- JEC Comments | Permalink ACHS artwork heading for nation's capital for Christmas
2019-11-02 - Columbia - Photo by Cayce Davenport, ACHS Art Teacher
Adair County High School student's ornaments will be on display on the "Kentucky" tree in Washington, DC through December, 2019. Adair is one of 56 schools chosen for a state themed tree - part of the America Celebrates display surrounding the National Christmas Tree. The National Park Foundation funded the project and through a partnership with the National Park Service, the U.S. Department of Education worked with state art and education agencies to identify elementary, middle and high schools whose students would create the ornaments for the America Celebrates display. Comments | Permalink Older Photos