Kentucky Color: Charlie Brown's Christmas Tree
2019-02-20 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge
This five feet tall, at most, American Holly is a good example of some trees being happy with their status as understory trees. Often trees get their start when the forest canopy is opened and allows for sunlight to reach the forest floor for a period of time. Case in point, notice the stump where a tree was harvested maybe 20+ years ago. Comments | Permalink
2019-02-20 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge
This five feet tall, at most, American Holly is a good example of some trees being happy with their status as understory trees. Often trees get their start when the forest canopy is opened and allows for sunlight to reach the forest floor for a period of time. Case in point, notice the stump where a tree was harvested maybe 20+ years ago. Comments | Permalink
Water over Old Gradyville Road at Big Creek
2019-02-20 - Gradyville, KY - Photo by Betsy Fausnaugh
Betsy writes, "Water is over Old Gradyville Road at Big Creek. It is rising and now flowing through our hay field. Please turn around and don't drown!!" Comments | Permalink
2019-02-20 - Gradyville, KY - Photo by Betsy Fausnaugh
Betsy writes, "Water is over Old Gradyville Road at Big Creek. It is rising and now flowing through our hay field. Please turn around and don't drown!!" Comments | Permalink
Zac Oaks moves to new position with Isaiah House
2019-02-20 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com
Adair County's Zac Oakes, graduate of Russell County High School, graduate of Lindsey Wilson College and former editor of The Adair Progress and of Campbellsville's Central Kentucky News Journal, has taken a position with Isaiah House, an outpatient and residential treatment center in the state. He is pictured here Monday, February 18, 2019 at Campbellsville University's Kingdom Advance Network conference in Ransdell Chapel, a program for pastors and church leaders. Zac and his wife Lynnsey Rodgers Oakes still enjoy residency in Columbia and he promises to share information on the new program as he begins the journey. Comments | Permalink
2019-02-20 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com
Adair County's Zac Oakes, graduate of Russell County High School, graduate of Lindsey Wilson College and former editor of The Adair Progress and of Campbellsville's Central Kentucky News Journal, has taken a position with Isaiah House, an outpatient and residential treatment center in the state. He is pictured here Monday, February 18, 2019 at Campbellsville University's Kingdom Advance Network conference in Ransdell Chapel, a program for pastors and church leaders. Zac and his wife Lynnsey Rodgers Oakes still enjoy residency in Columbia and he promises to share information on the new program as he begins the journey. Comments | Permalink
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