Bradley Miller chosen as new General Manager of CAUD
2024-01-28 - Adair County, KY
Columbia/Adair Utilities District employee Bradley Miller celebrated 15 years of service to the utilities of Adair County in 2023 and he has a new position.
CAUD announced he has now been hired as the General Manager to follow Lenny Stone who is retiring in June of 2024.
Bradley moves up from his position as the Chief Water Plant Operator for the District to GM. Comments | Permalink
2024-01-28 - Adair County, KY
Columbia/Adair Utilities District employee Bradley Miller celebrated 15 years of service to the utilities of Adair County in 2023 and he has a new position.
CAUD announced he has now been hired as the General Manager to follow Lenny Stone who is retiring in June of 2024.
Bradley moves up from his position as the Chief Water Plant Operator for the District to GM. Comments | Permalink
Birds of Kentucky: Wilson's Snipe
2024-01-28 - Shelbyville, KY - Photo by Pen
All About Birds says of them, "Wilson's Snipes forage by methodically probing in muddy ground for earthworms and other invertebrates. Their heads move up and down somewhat like a sewing machine running at slow speed. Individuals usually sit tight until suddenly flushing near your feet and flying off in fast zigzags." Comments | Permalink
2024-01-28 - Shelbyville, KY - Photo by Pen
All About Birds says of them, "Wilson's Snipes forage by methodically probing in muddy ground for earthworms and other invertebrates. Their heads move up and down somewhat like a sewing machine running at slow speed. Individuals usually sit tight until suddenly flushing near your feet and flying off in fast zigzags." Comments | Permalink
Moon over Campbellsville on Jan 26
2024-01-28 - Taylor Co., KY - Photo by Sida Roberts
Sida writes, "I thought the readers of the Columbia Magazine might enjoy seeing this amazing sight of the hazy moon last night in our woods, north of Campbellsville, just one day after full-moon." Comments | Permalink
2024-01-28 - Taylor Co., KY - Photo by Sida Roberts
Sida writes, "I thought the readers of the Columbia Magazine might enjoy seeing this amazing sight of the hazy moon last night in our woods, north of Campbellsville, just one day after full-moon." Comments | Permalink
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