Good Monday morning from Weed Ridge
2019-04-29 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Deb Waddell
This is one of two beautiful scenes sent in by Deb Waddell who wrote, "Weed Ridge doesn't look too weedy this week!" The Ridge is always beautiful, but blossoms are making views even better! Comments | Permalink
2019-04-29 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Deb Waddell
This is one of two beautiful scenes sent in by Deb Waddell who wrote, "Weed Ridge doesn't look too weedy this week!" The Ridge is always beautiful, but blossoms are making views even better! Comments | Permalink
Seven Habits Leaders of the month of April named at CES
2019-04-29 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, Campbellsville Independent Schools
Campbellsville Elementary School named its Leaders of the Month for the month of April. Students chosen were selected because they excel at the Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, specifically the seventh habit, which is to Sharpen the Saw. The students will be honored at a luncheon on Wednesday, May 1, with local community leaders.
From left, front, are kindergarteners Bennie Matias, Connor Wise and Kendall Combs; first-grader Hayden Goff, second-grader Jason Eggers and kindergartener Kaden Burke. Second row, fourth-grader Baylee Pike, second-graders Kennon Davis and Kylei Thompson, third-grader Lillian Martin, second-grader Serenity Bell, first-grader Rylee Karr, kindergartener Eddie Parsley, first-grader Brayden Porter and kindergartener Katie Parrish. Back, fourth-grader Luke Adkins, fifth-grader Easton Williams, third-graders Fabrizio Segura and Rizzo McKenzie, fifth-graders Bradley Paris and Shaiden Calhoun, fourth-grader Braelyn Taylor, fifth-grader Kennedy Griffiths, fourth-grader Ryan Tungate and first-grader Jamerius Miller. Absent from the photo are third-grader Alex Mixtega and fourth-grader Coleton Lyon. Comments | Permalink
2019-04-29 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, Campbellsville Independent Schools
Campbellsville Elementary School named its Leaders of the Month for the month of April. Students chosen were selected because they excel at the Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, specifically the seventh habit, which is to Sharpen the Saw. The students will be honored at a luncheon on Wednesday, May 1, with local community leaders.
From left, front, are kindergarteners Bennie Matias, Connor Wise and Kendall Combs; first-grader Hayden Goff, second-grader Jason Eggers and kindergartener Kaden Burke. Second row, fourth-grader Baylee Pike, second-graders Kennon Davis and Kylei Thompson, third-grader Lillian Martin, second-grader Serenity Bell, first-grader Rylee Karr, kindergartener Eddie Parsley, first-grader Brayden Porter and kindergartener Katie Parrish. Back, fourth-grader Luke Adkins, fifth-grader Easton Williams, third-graders Fabrizio Segura and Rizzo McKenzie, fifth-graders Bradley Paris and Shaiden Calhoun, fourth-grader Braelyn Taylor, fifth-grader Kennedy Griffiths, fourth-grader Ryan Tungate and first-grader Jamerius Miller. Absent from the photo are third-grader Alex Mixtega and fourth-grader Coleton Lyon. Comments | Permalink
Horse Plow team
2019-04-29 - Homeplace on Green River, Tayor Co., KY - Photo by George Kolbenschlag
A close up of one of the plow teams at Saturday's Plow Days/Spring Festival. The first spring festival was the result of an invitation to host the well-established tractor show that was first organized in 1997 by Adair Countian Lewis Garrison. The tractor show was held each year at Mr. Garrisons farm, but its success made it hard to host so many people and tractors. When Mr. Garrison asked if Homeplace would host the show, the Homeplace Board enthusiastically agreed, and the Spring Festival at Homeplace joined the long-established fall heritage festival. Comments | Permalink
2019-04-29 - Homeplace on Green River, Tayor Co., KY - Photo by George Kolbenschlag
A close up of one of the plow teams at Saturday's Plow Days/Spring Festival. The first spring festival was the result of an invitation to host the well-established tractor show that was first organized in 1997 by Adair Countian Lewis Garrison. The tractor show was held each year at Mr. Garrisons farm, but its success made it hard to host so many people and tractors. When Mr. Garrison asked if Homeplace would host the show, the Homeplace Board enthusiastically agreed, and the Spring Festival at Homeplace joined the long-established fall heritage festival. Comments | Permalink
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