Flu activity in the area
2019-03-08 - Frankfort, KY - Photo courtesy CHFS
The Department for Public Health is still reporting widespread flu activity in Kentucky. For the reporting period, Adair County has 63 confirmed cases, Casey 47, Cumberland 4, Green 35, Metcalfe 191, Russell 5, and Taylor 8. Barren County remains the most active county in the area, with 1027 confirmed flu cases, more than even Fayette, which has a much higher population, but only 380 confirmed cases. Comments | Permalink
2019-03-08 - Frankfort, KY - Photo courtesy CHFS
The Department for Public Health is still reporting widespread flu activity in Kentucky. For the reporting period, Adair County has 63 confirmed cases, Casey 47, Cumberland 4, Green 35, Metcalfe 191, Russell 5, and Taylor 8. Barren County remains the most active county in the area, with 1027 confirmed flu cases, more than even Fayette, which has a much higher population, but only 380 confirmed cases. Comments | Permalink
Pulaski County Solid Waste tips shared by Danny Masten
2019-03-08 - Adair County Extension Office, Fairground Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Danny Masten, Pulaski County Recycling and Solid Waste Coordinator, shared methods from the county and talked about how they worked with the city of Somerset. It was part of a day of training Wednesday, March , 2019 as the state PRIDE groups prepare for April clean up. Comments | Permalink
2019-03-08 - Adair County Extension Office, Fairground Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Danny Masten, Pulaski County Recycling and Solid Waste Coordinator, shared methods from the county and talked about how they worked with the city of Somerset. It was part of a day of training Wednesday, March , 2019 as the state PRIDE groups prepare for April clean up. Comments | Permalink
Cumberland County water levels changing very gradually
2019-03-08 - Cumberland County, KY - Photo Burkesville Mayor Billy N. Guffey
Mayor Billy Guffey reported mid week that the flood situation from water being released at Wolf Creek Dam was inching downward, the right direction, IF there's no more rain. He said all the experts agree that this water will not recede for weeks, if not months. Cumberland County currently has over 20 roads impacted that include 87 residences. He noted that unlike flooding from rain where creeks and rivers can drain, with the water coming out of the dam, creeks and rivers are actually being pushed back and flooding. When he took this photo Liberty United Methodist Church was on the edge of the flood waters. Continue to keep Cumberland County friends and family in prayers. Comments | Permalink
2019-03-08 - Cumberland County, KY - Photo Burkesville Mayor Billy N. Guffey
Mayor Billy Guffey reported mid week that the flood situation from water being released at Wolf Creek Dam was inching downward, the right direction, IF there's no more rain. He said all the experts agree that this water will not recede for weeks, if not months. Cumberland County currently has over 20 roads impacted that include 87 residences. He noted that unlike flooding from rain where creeks and rivers can drain, with the water coming out of the dam, creeks and rivers are actually being pushed back and flooding. When he took this photo Liberty United Methodist Church was on the edge of the flood waters. Continue to keep Cumberland County friends and family in prayers. Comments | Permalink
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