Mayor Hoots with singer Jason Crabb
2025-10-26 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Hunter Dakota Rogers, courtesy Mayor's Office
Mayor Pamela Hoots presented Gospel Music artist Jason Crabb with a Key to the City during his recent appearance at Lindsey Wilson University. Crabb was in Columbia to do a fundraiser for the Lady Raiders Basketball Team. Comments | Permalink
2025-10-26 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Hunter Dakota Rogers, courtesy Mayor's Office
Mayor Pamela Hoots presented Gospel Music artist Jason Crabb with a Key to the City during his recent appearance at Lindsey Wilson University. Crabb was in Columbia to do a fundraiser for the Lady Raiders Basketball Team. Comments | Permalink
Volleyball: Lady Indians in 5th Region action Sunday
2025-10-26 - Hodgenville, KY - Photo by Trey Stephens
The Lady Indians Volleyball team is on the court preparing to face the Elizabethtown Panthers in the first round of the 5th Region Tournament hosted at LaRue County High School. Comments | Permalink
2025-10-26 - Hodgenville, KY - Photo by Trey Stephens
The Lady Indians Volleyball team is on the court preparing to face the Elizabethtown Panthers in the first round of the 5th Region Tournament hosted at LaRue County High School. Comments | Permalink
Kentucky Color: Devil's Walkingstick
2025-10-25 - Great Wooded South - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge
Billy Joe writes, "Devil's Walkingstick is named for its thorn-covered stem. Anyone, including me, who has ever reached out to grab it to help stabilize their steps at forest's edge is immediately treated to unfathomable, stabbing pain. The stab wounds can often cause discomfort for several days due to inflammation.
Once again, the most famous walking stick in the Great Wooded South not only assisted me in my journey but provided some sense of scale for the picture." Comments | Permalink
2025-10-25 - Great Wooded South - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge
Billy Joe writes, "Devil's Walkingstick is named for its thorn-covered stem. Anyone, including me, who has ever reached out to grab it to help stabilize their steps at forest's edge is immediately treated to unfathomable, stabbing pain. The stab wounds can often cause discomfort for several days due to inflammation.
Once again, the most famous walking stick in the Great Wooded South not only assisted me in my journey but provided some sense of scale for the picture." Comments | Permalink
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