Ed, I went to Bowling Green yesterday morning, got off at exit 28 (the Corvette Museum exit). Traveling on 31, noticed gas everywhere was $2.39. Guess who got my money?

P.S. We were in Russell Springs this afternoon, heading to Lake Cumberland. $2.59 in Russell County. --Linda Cook

In Burkesville at the Marathon station it 2.49 a gal. In Bowling Green it was 2.39 a gallon. -- Lorne

Barbara, you're not the only one from Florida. We are from Tampa Bay Area been here for 8 years on June 1. I have seen detour signs on the bypass, and some scattered around town. If I was a tourist and followed some of them, I would be lost. I'm fortunate enough to know short cuts through the city and to get around the construction. The detours should be marked thoroughly so people can get in and around the site quickly and on their way to their destination. - Lorne Holler

I have thought that this help with the traffic for years, I agree with Ricky - Mike Ellis

Ed, haven't we all in Adair County noticed that our gas goes up an average 20 cents every Friday and comes back down on Monday. Only one gas station, under different ownership, doesn't do that. We are trapped in a monopoly. I wish that everyone would fill up on Thursday or Tuesday and avoid buying local gas on other days. That is, if you want to support "local." If not, buy gas somewhere else. Maybe the monopoly would lose some of its clout. - Lois Cunningham

I lived in Columbia most of my life. Moved to Green County about 10 years ago. I have worked out of town, from where I lived, ever since OshKosh B'Gosh closed. Gas has ALWAYS been cheaper in other counties than Adair. It is cheaper in good ole Green County than it is in Adair. - Paula Curry Pyles

If you see Ms. Peg around town and she looks a little tired, now you will understand: she gives her personal attention and affection to every dog she has at Sugarfoot! --Sandi Wills

1. Mary Ann Brown wrote first with the correct answer, at 1:27pmCT, "Creelsboro, in Russell County, KY."
2. Robert Cumming wrote at 1:30pmCT, "This former shop building is located on Ky 389, in the center of Creelsboro, Russell County, Ky."
3. Tommy Corbin wrote at 2:08pmCT, "Looks like O.G. Rowe's store at Chance." and 'deed it does look somewhat like the photo, but that wasn't it,; the photo was taken in Creelsboro.
4. Paul Patton wrote at 2:28pmCT, "The building pictured was in Creelsboro; however, I do not know for sure what the building was used for nor by whom."
5. Elvis E. York wrote at 5:38pmCT, "I believe this old store building is located in the old town of Creelsboro, Ky."
6. John E. Moss wrote at 10:40pmCT, "... old store front @ Creelsboro, Russell County, Kentucky." He didn't say, but we'd guess that it's been the subject of one of his many outstanding photographs of Russell County landmarks.
7. Fred W. Carnes wrote at 5:09pmCT, Sun 31 May 2015: "The building is in Creelsboro, KY."
8. Robert W Cummin wrote at 8:48pmCT, Sun 31, 2015: "The former shop in the photo was a combination farm implement-hardware business previously operated by Barry Buster until the late forties, early fifties. The property was later acquired by the Gilbert family and lately their heirs."

1. Call to order
2. Roll Call: (District) _____ Harold Burton (1); _____ Daryl Flatt (2); _____ Sammy Baker (3); _____Perry Reeder (4); _____ Billy Dean Coffey (5); _____ Greg Caldwell(6); _____Terry Hadley (7).
3. Sealed bids opening
4. Taylor County Rural Electric Cooperative Corporation contract for Senior Citizens Center at Jim Blair
5. Adjourn

There can be no use
In doing your own barking
If you keep a dog.