Scenic Adair County - visiting downtown Columbia
2026-05-26 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
This visiting deer sends its appreciation the rain and all the new leaves it inspires. Comments | Permalink
2026-05-26 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
This visiting deer sends its appreciation the rain and all the new leaves it inspires. Comments | Permalink
Free plants from ACHS FFA to Adair Food Pantry
2026-05-26 - Columbia, KY - Photo from Richard Phelps
Adair County High School FFA green house donated tomato, squash and cucumber plants to the Adair County food pantry. The pantry will, in turn, give the free plants to local residents to plant and grow their own vegetables. FFA teacher Brittany smith coordinated the efforts with pantry volunteer Richard Phelps shown here with ACHS students Alyssa Frausto, Daniel Burris, Ariana Davis, and Smyrna Caceres-Aleman. Comments | Permalink
2026-05-26 - Columbia, KY - Photo from Richard Phelps
Adair County High School FFA green house donated tomato, squash and cucumber plants to the Adair County food pantry. The pantry will, in turn, give the free plants to local residents to plant and grow their own vegetables. FFA teacher Brittany smith coordinated the efforts with pantry volunteer Richard Phelps shown here with ACHS students Alyssa Frausto, Daniel Burris, Ariana Davis, and Smyrna Caceres-Aleman. Comments | Permalink
Liberty Tree planted on VFW Post 6097 grounds
2026-05-25 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Mig Feuser, Adair Progress
Members of VFW Post 6097 and of the County celebrated the official planting of the Liberty Tree. VFW Commander Russell Lunsford explained why a Tulip Poplar -- Kentucky's state tree -- was selected for the Liberty Tree. As it takes root on the VFW grounds, organizers hope it will stand for decades as a reminder of the nation's founding principles and the generations who have worked to preserve them. Comments | Permalink
2026-05-25 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Mig Feuser, Adair Progress
Members of VFW Post 6097 and of the County celebrated the official planting of the Liberty Tree. VFW Commander Russell Lunsford explained why a Tulip Poplar -- Kentucky's state tree -- was selected for the Liberty Tree. As it takes root on the VFW grounds, organizers hope it will stand for decades as a reminder of the nation's founding principles and the generations who have worked to preserve them. Comments | Permalink
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