Thank you, William Reed for speaking up about the poor lighting..I have thought that ever since the road was completed. It is a very dangerous strip of highway. Can any one come up with the true reason that no lights were installed. I have heard many rumors but no actual facts. Help us out with this Department of Transportation. Why no Lights? - Cynthia Rowe

1. Approval of Agenda
2. Report on Consolidated School Improvement Plan (CSIP)
   • Colonel Wm. Casey Elementary School
   • Adair County Elementary School
   • John Adair Intermediate School
   • Adair County Middle School
3. Report on Consolidated District Improvement Plan (CDIP) - Phyllis Curry
4. Adjourn

I think there should be a sidewalk all the way up and down Tutt Street. As I drive down Tutt Street every day I encounter so many people walking out in the road. As for me, and I'm sure many others, we have to swing over into oncoming traffic so not to hit them. This problem gets even worse at night. There is a sidewalk a little way up Tutt Street but when the sidewalk runs out people take to walking in the road and that's when it becomes unsafe. - Landon Parnell

Instead of more lights how about the nice reflectors to delineate lane divisions? I have noticed in driving in different towns at different times of night and day and in varied weather conditions, that the use of reflectors to mark lanes are much easier to spot and identify, and there is no glare on the roadway during rainy times from the reflectors like there can be with overhead lighting. --Joyce M Coomer

I wish they would paint white lines on the edge of Hwy 92. When it rains and you are driving at night it is diffucult to see the edge of the road. And when someone is coming toward you with bright head lights on it is even harder. melewi --Maury Lewis

This was in the field across 206 from Tom Roy Road. We watched it for a while, but didn't get any good pictures. - Mark Archey

That's great that the KY Transportation Department recognizes our need for some additional safety devices about town. But, when are they ever going to do something about lighting along our Veterans By-pass at their various intersections. After dark, it's very dangerous to make a left turn onto the by-pass off KY 61 at the red light. Several times attempting to make that turn, I've found myself in the left turning lane there at the red light because it's pitch black and you can't see. Fortunately there's not been someone approaching that left turn lane. I've heard from many others who have done the same thing and it's high time that the state or whoever has to pay for the lights, put some out there. You drive down the Parkway from Bowling Green to Somerset and it's lit up like a Christmas tree at every exit. Don't we deserve the same measure of safety. Just my opinion. -William Reed

Trying to enhance
what needs no embellishment
can bring disaster.

• Anonymous, a Russell County Exile: Tell-all - The Confession of a long ago misspent Russell County, KY youth
• Ted Caldwell: First of What May be a Permanent Series by various writers - Adair Rocks: Why I love Adair County
• Tom Chaney: Of Writers and Their Books - Tom Chaney: A Matter of Honor
• Chuck Hinman: Reminiscences - Chuck Hinman: IJMA. Good Ol' Homemade Chicken And Noodles
• JD GEE: History/Humon -The monsterously large paw paw tree of Cane Valley
• JIM: History - The old Lapsley barn - I will let it stand
• Paul Patton: Humor - Christian Cats: Baptism or else doctrine
• Carol Perkins: Commentary - Fighting words
• Tine Reynolds: Esto, Russell County History - J.V. (Couver) Lapsley was right to preserve barn
• Peg Schaeffer: Happy Tails - Kids and Dogs report from Central KY Ag Expo trip
• Mike Watson: History - Food and Lodging in Early Adair County
• Mike Watson: History - Hannah Fowler House opened in 1962
• Mike Watson: History - The pictures were Gaffes, work of clever photographers