Adairville News

Debbie Timberlake was an overnight guest at the Medical Center in Bowling Green one night last week for some tests, is home and hope to soon find the trouble and feels a lot better.

Children of all ages descended on Adairville on Thursday, Friday and Saturday to take part in the amusement rides at the annual Strawberry Festival.

The Red River Fish & Game Habitat held its 45th Annual Fish Fry on Saturday, June 10 at James Lake in Adairville.

The ordinance, which was proposed by council member Bill Steen, would allow city residents to legally keep chickens on their property.

Hello from historic Adairville, Kentucky and the 60 some odd annual Strawberry Festival.

Living through the tragedy of loosing your child is something that you live with on a daily basis for the rest of your life, but having to watch the person who is responsible for your child's death make the same mistake over and over again that caused it is frightening beyond words.

Hello from Adairville and South Logan! Home to some of the greatest people you would ever want to meet.

When we turn our calendars to May, there is one event we begin to count the days to, the annual Strawberry Festival.

D&L Photo/Chris Cooper The horses are always a popular part of the annual Strawberry Festival parade in Adairville.

Hello again from Adairville, Kentucky. One of the most historic little towns in all of the commonwealth.

I began my love of chickens as a small boy when I went to visit both sets of grandparents.

Ryan and Jenni Craig of Russellville announce the birth of their daughter, Sparrow Lorelai Craig, on April 4, 2012, at the Medical Center in Bowling Green.

The swarming, biting insects have been a nuisance to the area for the past several summers in the Adairville and Olmstead areas and they are out earlier this year than in years past.

The South Central Kentucky Drug Task Force responded to a call about a possible methamphetamine lab on April 30 in Adairville, but that wasn't what agents found.

The swarming, biting insects have been a nuisance to the area for the past several summers in the Adairville and Olmstead areas and they are out earlier this year than in years past.