Week starts off with another mid-day storm
2025-07-21 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Thunder, heavy rain and lightening passed over Columbia just after lunch time Monday, July 21, 2025. Like last week, skies change from sunny to stormy quickly, then go back to sunny with high humidity. This is the water tower behind Walmart in New Columbia. Comments | Permalink
2025-07-21 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Thunder, heavy rain and lightening passed over Columbia just after lunch time Monday, July 21, 2025. Like last week, skies change from sunny to stormy quickly, then go back to sunny with high humidity. This is the water tower behind Walmart in New Columbia. Comments | Permalink
Larry Dudley and players at Shiloh Christian Church
2025-07-21 - Adair County, KY - Photo From Carol Shaul
Larry Dudley and his group of players performed Saturday at Shiloh Christian Church. A great time was had by everyone who came to hear them. From are: Benjamin Vibbert, Gary Cox-Conover, Jordan Vibbert, Larry Dudley, Murrell Burton and Danny Goodin. Also present but not pictured was Elijah Bennett. Brother Randy Young is the pastor at Shiloh and provided the food for the event. Comments | Permalink
2025-07-21 - Adair County, KY - Photo From Carol Shaul
Larry Dudley and his group of players performed Saturday at Shiloh Christian Church. A great time was had by everyone who came to hear them. From are: Benjamin Vibbert, Gary Cox-Conover, Jordan Vibbert, Larry Dudley, Murrell Burton and Danny Goodin. Also present but not pictured was Elijah Bennett. Brother Randy Young is the pastor at Shiloh and provided the food for the event. Comments | Permalink
Rosy Maple Moth
2025-07-21 - Central Kentucky - Photo by Roldcat
Roldcat writes, "This rosy maple moth was found resting on the deck this morning. Factanimal.com says this about them: 'Rosy maple moths get to enjoy a sampling of different maple and oak leaves as larvae. However, once they grow into their adult moth forms, they lose their mouth and no longer eat. At this stage in their life, they don't have much longer to live, and their main focus is breeding.' True to fact, this one didn't have much longer to live as it became breakfast for a hungry mockingbird minutes after the photo was taken." Comments | Permalink
2025-07-21 - Central Kentucky - Photo by Roldcat
Roldcat writes, "This rosy maple moth was found resting on the deck this morning. Factanimal.com says this about them: 'Rosy maple moths get to enjoy a sampling of different maple and oak leaves as larvae. However, once they grow into their adult moth forms, they lose their mouth and no longer eat. At this stage in their life, they don't have much longer to live, and their main focus is breeding.' True to fact, this one didn't have much longer to live as it became breakfast for a hungry mockingbird minutes after the photo was taken." Comments | Permalink
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