Green River Country at Coomer's Store
2026-06-29 - Adair/Green Counties - Photo from the Green River Sprite 1972
PROCEED TO HIGHWAY 1702 and meander on to "Old Portland." A sharp left turn at Coomer's Store and right on the first blacktop past the store will do it. Simon Finn still runs the store. Earl Stults will probably be on the store porch, too. Unless they're both gone "Sunday visiting." Comments | Permalink
2026-06-29 - Adair/Green Counties - Photo from the Green River Sprite 1972
PROCEED TO HIGHWAY 1702 and meander on to "Old Portland." A sharp left turn at Coomer's Store and right on the first blacktop past the store will do it. Simon Finn still runs the store. Earl Stults will probably be on the store porch, too. Unless they're both gone "Sunday visiting." Comments | Permalink
Flash Flooding at Cabin Fork Creek
2026-06-28 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Roldcat
Roldcat writes, "With 5 inches of rain in the past two days, the banks of Cabin Fork Creek spilled over into a field and eventually crested the Cabin Fork Creek Road bridge. Sunday 8:45am." Comments | Permalink
2026-06-28 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Roldcat
Roldcat writes, "With 5 inches of rain in the past two days, the banks of Cabin Fork Creek spilled over into a field and eventually crested the Cabin Fork Creek Road bridge. Sunday 8:45am." Comments | Permalink
Flood waters high in Edmonton from weekend rains
2026-06-28 - Metcalfe County, KY - Photo from videos by Jeffrey Martin
If you go into Edmonton from Columbia or Greensburg you're familiar with the stockyards. This was the scene from weekend rains flooding the parking lot and into the building.
Mayor Pam Hoots posted this message from Columbia, "The City Street Department has been out during the inclement weather checking on tiles and roadways. We were fortunate within the city limits compared to some of our neighboring counties. Tomorrow, if you have limbs and debris, please call city hall at 270-384-2501.
"Our prayers are with Clinton, Metcalfe, and Cumberland counties and other areas in Kentucky." Comments | Permalink
2026-06-28 - Metcalfe County, KY - Photo from videos by Jeffrey Martin
If you go into Edmonton from Columbia or Greensburg you're familiar with the stockyards. This was the scene from weekend rains flooding the parking lot and into the building.
Mayor Pam Hoots posted this message from Columbia, "The City Street Department has been out during the inclement weather checking on tiles and roadways. We were fortunate within the city limits compared to some of our neighboring counties. Tomorrow, if you have limbs and debris, please call city hall at 270-384-2501.
"Our prayers are with Clinton, Metcalfe, and Cumberland counties and other areas in Kentucky." Comments | Permalink
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