New calves on the scene at Thomas Farm
2023-02-16 - Christine/Sano area - Photo by Sandy Evert
Sandy writes, "New calves on my brother Fred Thomas' farm. Their names are Dora, Nora, and Zora, and they weigh 35-40 lbs. They were born February 5th, and are 11 days old!" Comments | Permalink
2023-02-16 - Christine/Sano area - Photo by Sandy Evert
Sandy writes, "New calves on my brother Fred Thomas' farm. Their names are Dora, Nora, and Zora, and they weigh 35-40 lbs. They were born February 5th, and are 11 days old!" Comments | Permalink
Jeff Neagle at Chamber meeting
2023-02-16 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Welcome Jeff Neagle, at left, who attended the Columbia Adair Chamber of Commerce meeting as one of his ten counties in a new communications position with the Lake Cumberland District Health Department. He joined Mayor Pam Hoots, Nick Fudge, Samantha Oakes and Charles Barnes. Comments | Permalink
2023-02-16 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Welcome Jeff Neagle, at left, who attended the Columbia Adair Chamber of Commerce meeting as one of his ten counties in a new communications position with the Lake Cumberland District Health Department. He joined Mayor Pam Hoots, Nick Fudge, Samantha Oakes and Charles Barnes. Comments | Permalink
Orchid fascinating facts
2023-02-16 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Marie Freeman
Marie writes, "Watching my orchid bloom, was fascinated by the blooms. After research, I'm finding why it's so fascinating.
2023-02-16 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Marie Freeman
Marie writes, "Watching my orchid bloom, was fascinated by the blooms. After research, I'm finding why it's so fascinating.
The defining characteristic that makes an orchid an orchid is the flower. Orchids have three flower petals and three sepals. Also, the male and female flower parts--the stamen and the pistil--are fused into a single structure called the column. Finally, orchids have a single lip that extends at the base of the flower, called a labellum. This unique flower structure is the trait that all orchids share, and that separates this botanical family from all others.'"Comments | Permalink
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