New giant cross in Russell County
2024-03-03 - Russell County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Giant crosses are dotting the landscape in our region much like Rev. Dewey Cooper's roadside signs used to do askiing, "Are You Ready to Meet Jesus?" This huge new cross has been constructed since I last made the trip down North Main between Russell Springs and Jamestown, KY. - LW Comments | Permalink
2024-03-03 - Russell County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Giant crosses are dotting the landscape in our region much like Rev. Dewey Cooper's roadside signs used to do askiing, "Are You Ready to Meet Jesus?" This huge new cross has been constructed since I last made the trip down North Main between Russell Springs and Jamestown, KY. - LW Comments | Permalink
ACHS Class of 67 lunch gathering
2024-03-03 - Taylor County, KY - Photo from PHW collection
Prudence Hutchison Westholm shared "the Gals of '67 enjoying a fun lunch at Colton's in Campbellsville." In the front row from left: Rita Rich Yates, Sharon Tucker Edwards, and Carolyn Cundiff Janes. Back row from left: Emma Corbin Revis, Patty Tucker Gilpin, Lois Huff White, Prudence, Hilda Arnold Feese, Margaret Coffey Jachyn, and Reta Corbin Moss. Comments | Permalink
2024-03-03 - Taylor County, KY - Photo from PHW collection
Prudence Hutchison Westholm shared "the Gals of '67 enjoying a fun lunch at Colton's in Campbellsville." In the front row from left: Rita Rich Yates, Sharon Tucker Edwards, and Carolyn Cundiff Janes. Back row from left: Emma Corbin Revis, Patty Tucker Gilpin, Lois Huff White, Prudence, Hilda Arnold Feese, Margaret Coffey Jachyn, and Reta Corbin Moss. Comments | Permalink
Birds of Kentucky: Wood Ducks
2024-03-03 - Seymour, IN - Photo by Pen
A trio of wood ducks high overhead. These were spotted at Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge, but they are common year-round in Kentucky, too. Comments | Permalink
2024-03-03 - Seymour, IN - Photo by Pen
A trio of wood ducks high overhead. These were spotted at Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge, but they are common year-round in Kentucky, too. Comments | Permalink
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