Noticed that Circle R has a closed sign in the door. Is it permanently closed? I called earlier to place an order, the person on the other end of the phone said they were closed until further notice. --Dwight

Debbie is a wonderful lady and she will do an excellent job. I'm happy for her. --Vicki

303 Jamestown Street is the home that was built in the early 1900s by J.O. Russell, who also built the Russell Building on the Square (which, sadly, is in such disrepair today).

According to the Adair County News, in September 1906 a sidewalk was put down in front of the residence.

(NOTE: A historic photo of this house, and a more recent one taken by Pen can be found in CMs archives by searching "Bungalow.") --Ann

In the lot across the road from Stotts Phelps and McQueary Funeral Home on Greensburg St. --Mark

Mrs Loy is close but 303 Jamestown St is not the Trabue House, although it also has steps going up from the street. --Joe

When death casts shadow,
those who once sought luxuries
recall life’s blessings.

Went blank on the name of the house but it's the one on Jamestown Hill the Historical house with the wagon in front of it people used to tour those are the steps that lead up to the house --Joyce

Beautiful photo, Linda!! --Ann

• Adair County: No events Circuit Court. 87 events District Court.
• Casey County: 2 events Circuit Court. 1 event District Court.
• Cumberland County: No events Circuit Court. 117 events District Court.
• Green County: 87 events Circuit Court. 2 events District Court.
• Metcalfe County: No events Circuit Court. 46 events District Court.
• Russell County: 3 events Circuit Court. No events District Court.
• Taylor County: No events Circuit Court. 199 events District Court.

I do believe I have found an Asian tick on my property. I am sending it to the CDC for identification I'm not sure if I will receive a response or not. These ticks are like no other, in the USA. The reason they self clone.

I think everyone in the county needs to be aware of this new species that has invaded the United States. You can go online and research CDC Asian tick. They've already been identified in Kentucky, I've just never seen one here on my property until this last week.

This from the CDC website. What we know about Asian Longhorned ticks - Not normally found in the Western Hemisphere, these ticks were reported for the first time in the United States in 2017. Asian Longhorned ticks have been found on pets, livestock, wildlife, and people. The female ticks can lay eggs and reproduce without mating. Up to thousands of ticks may be found at a time, or on an animal. What we know about Asian longhorned ticks in the U.S. In other countries, bites from these ticks can make people and animals seriously ill. As of June 24, 2019, no harmful germs that can infect people have been found in the ticks collected in the United States. Research is ongoing.

Researchers are looking for these ticks to find out where they live. As of June 24, 2019, Longhorned ticks have been found in Arkansas, Connecticut, Kentucky, Maryland, North Carolina, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia. --Marie