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Mt Carmel Cemetery view 28 July 2026
 2026-08-09 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Mike Watson. Dave Thomas and Mike Watson led participants through the Mt Carmel Cemetery for Lanterns and Tombstones on Friday, August 7, 2026. Mike says, "We had an excellent event, wandered over the cemetery, told a few stories, and we learned some great information for a future event."
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Cemeteries relocated to Mount Carmel
 2026-08-09 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Mike Watson. Mount Carmel Cemetery is located adjacent to the Mount Carmel Church. When Green River lands were impounded and the Lake began forming, many small cemeteries in the area were to be relocated. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers were to move all known burials to newly designated sites. Twenty-four graveyards were moved to Mount Carmel.
Those moved were: Johnston, Mont E. Corbin, Cox, Old Mt. Carmel, Chester Corbin, Loy, Leach, Watson-Rice, Overstreet, Ballou, Riall, Renfro, Pike, ourning, Russell, Feese, Arnold, Tucker, Plum Point, Christie, Knifley, Watson, Thomas, Campbell, and Fischer
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Travel: Wilson Creek
 2026-08-09 - Pisgah National Forest - Photo by Trish Fisher.
Trish writes, "This place is a very well known attraction in the heart of Caldwell County, NC. Beautiful waterfalls and natural beauty and landscapes. The hurricane really tore this beautiful place apart. The beauty is that with the community and volunteers Wilson Creek is open for visitors again. The best fun and natural swimming area around. Rainbow trout are known to the biggest coming out of Wilson Creek."
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Birds of Kentucky: Hummingbirds on Melson Ridge
 2026-08-09 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Wendy Butler Burt. Wendy Burt writes from her farm, "AAAAAACK! I’m dealing with hummingbird hysteria here on Melson Ridge! Somehow, I let 3 of the 4 hummingbird feeders go dry. And now I’m feeding both my resident hummingbirds and the earliest migrants . . . using up well over 1 gallon of sugar solution a day."
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Growing Tourism numbers reflected on Green River Lake
 2026-08-09 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Mig Feuser, Adair Progress. Growing Tourism numbers reflect what Kelly Caldwell and her family have spent decades building at Holmes Bend Marina. After one of the most difficult years in its long history in 2025 from flooding, the marina reopened this spring, 2026, with a sense of optimism. Early bookings for fishing trips and cabin rentals pointed toward a busy season, and Caldwell said visitors have once again been filling the docks.
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