Pam Phipps presented with flag at Fallen Officers Ceremony
2025-06-05 - Richmond, KY - Photo courtesy Kentucky Justice & Public Safety Cabinet
On Thursday, June 5, 2025, Gov. Andy Beshear joined law enforcement officials and family members to pay tribute to 10 Kentucky officers who lost their lives in the line of duty, including Russell County Sheriff's Office Deputy Joshua Phipps, end of watch Sept. 16, 2024. Deputy Phipps was shot and killed while pursuing a fleeing suspect in Russell Springs. Comments | Permalink
2025-06-05 - Richmond, KY - Photo courtesy Kentucky Justice & Public Safety Cabinet
On Thursday, June 5, 2025, Gov. Andy Beshear joined law enforcement officials and family members to pay tribute to 10 Kentucky officers who lost their lives in the line of duty, including Russell County Sheriff's Office Deputy Joshua Phipps, end of watch Sept. 16, 2024. Deputy Phipps was shot and killed while pursuing a fleeing suspect in Russell Springs. Comments | Permalink
Travel: Cedar Breaks National Monument, 1 of 2
2025-06-05 - Brian Head, UT - Photo by Robert Ellis, robertelliswoodworking.com
Robert writes, "This beautiful National Monument is one of those gems that is often overlooked since its neighboring Bryce Canyon draws all the attention and large crowds. It is only about an hour away from Bryce.
It is much like Bryce Canyon, but at a much smaller scale. It is still very picturesque, with very few crowds (we were the only ones that day). It has a new Visitors' Center, with some hikes around the rim, and awesome views that make it a worthwhile stop. Due to its 10,000 foot elevation and winter snow pack, the main entrance road is open to car traffic only from late-May through mid-October. The day of our visit it was windy and around 34 degrees; the idea of any type of hiking was quickly put to rest." Comments | Permalink
2025-06-05 - Brian Head, UT - Photo by Robert Ellis, robertelliswoodworking.com
Robert writes, "This beautiful National Monument is one of those gems that is often overlooked since its neighboring Bryce Canyon draws all the attention and large crowds. It is only about an hour away from Bryce.
It is much like Bryce Canyon, but at a much smaller scale. It is still very picturesque, with very few crowds (we were the only ones that day). It has a new Visitors' Center, with some hikes around the rim, and awesome views that make it a worthwhile stop. Due to its 10,000 foot elevation and winter snow pack, the main entrance road is open to car traffic only from late-May through mid-October. The day of our visit it was windy and around 34 degrees; the idea of any type of hiking was quickly put to rest." Comments | Permalink
Birds of Kentucky: Cedar Waxwing
2025-06-05 - Central Kentucky - Photo by Pen
All About Birds says of Cedar Waxwings, "Look for them low in berry bushes, high in evergreens, or along rivers and over ponds." This one was spotted just a few feet from the water's edge. Comments | Permalink
2025-06-05 - Central Kentucky - Photo by Pen
All About Birds says of Cedar Waxwings, "Look for them low in berry bushes, high in evergreens, or along rivers and over ponds." This one was spotted just a few feet from the water's edge. Comments | Permalink
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