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Junior Stotts was a true friend and community asset By Rob Wilkerson This week, Adair County and Kentucky lost a true friend and asset in the passing of Junior Stotts. Junior was instrumental and a driving force in a lot of utility installation projects most of us take for granted here in Adair County and across the state. One project that Junior was the driving force behind was the reconstruction of the 55/206 intersection. This project was badly needed because of the flooding below that area and the traffic flow. The culverts under 55 and 206 were in terrible condition and could have failed at any time with the amount of traffic on those roads. As soon as Junior was made aware of the condition he took action and before long we had a new intersection with turning lanes. This is just one project he was involved in and I'm sure many other people know of more that he has been responsible for. Every time I pull up to that intersection, I think of him and what he did to make every person that travels that road drive a little safer. He was a true friend to me and many others and will be missed. --Rob This story was posted on 2019-02-07 08:11:47
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