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(Ad) - Election 2018 - R, Ken Hill for Adair Co. PVA


2018-01-08 - Columbia, KY - Photo From the candidate, Ken Hill.

To the people of Adair County, KY

I am Ken Hill, Candidate for the Office of Adair County PVA. I have been married to Vickie Hill for over 32 years. We live on a farm in the Glensfork area with our son, Jake.

I served the citizens of Adair County as a member of the Kentucky State Police, retiring as a Detective Lieutenant. After retirement I continued serving as owner of the Hardscratch Country Store, which we saved from closure in 2005, and later as Executive Director of the Kentucky Board of Auctioneers, an independent state agency.

I invite you to ask any of the 2000 Auction Licensees about the growth and improvement of that agency during my tenure. I believe that every government agency should strive to make fairness and customer service their top priorities. I am running a campaign for positive change, and with your help I WILL take the Office of PVA in a new direction.

WHAT I HAVE TO OFFER
  • Extensive management experience in government and the private sector.
  • Proven Leadership in many different fields.
  • Trained and licensed as a real estate agent and auctioneer with a good working knowledge of property values.
  • A Fair assessment of property, whether you own one acre or a thousand.
  • A professional office based on customer service.
  • I am not accepting ANY campaign donations, so everyone who walks through the door of the office will be on equal footing.
If you like what I have to offer, please follow us on Facebook at Ken Hill for PVA, and feel free to contact me if you have any questions. You can reach me anytime at (270) 378-1108. If you elect me to the Office, you can continue using that number to reach me directly with any problems or questions you may have. Thank you. - Ken Hill

Paid for by the candidate, Ken Hill


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Horseback view of Holmes Bend


2018-01-07 - Holmes Bend, Green River Lake, Adair County, KY - Photo by Anita Rees.
Took advantage of riding at Holmes Bend today since it was so warm! - ANITA REES


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Leola Edmonds, 83, Columbia, KY (1934-2018)


2018-01-07 - 210 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY - Photo from Stotts-Phelps-McQueary Funeral Home.

Leola Edmonds, 83, Columbia, KY (1934-2018)


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Miss Victoria: My first driving lesson


2018-01-07 - Greater Bliss, Adair County, KY - Photo from Browning Family Archives.
I just wanted to share this picture of my first driving lesson on what appears to be an International tractor. My half brother Robert is giving the lesson and my daddy Billy is proudly looking on. This picture was taken about 1960. - Victoria Browning Pike


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Does Dollar General Store at Phil count?


2018-01-07 - U.S. 127, E of Creston, W of Phil, N of Dunnville, S of Liberty .
This photo was taken December 31, 2017, of one of the latest Anthony Janes-built Dollar General Stores, this on at in the western suburbs of Phil, Casey County, KY. Don't know if it counts in Ralph Roy's rules of Dollar General Stores between Columbia and Russell Springs, but it is if one takes a short cut through Liberty. Poet-Traveler-Philosopher Billy Joe Fudge said he has only recently noticed this store, and reminded us that before the DG's can ever supplant the country stores, they will have incorporate a pot-bellied stove and a Liar's Table. OW, they are now seemingly everywhere. - EW


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Sunrise over Columbia, KY


2018-01-07 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
This glorious sunrise was quite a gift, added to ten degrees more warmth and freely flowing water -- it was 12 degrees in the 6amCT hour as opposed to two degrees yesterday when the pipes were frozen. Normally we travel to find beautiful pictures, however, this fine sunrise presented itself upon opening the blinds and an immediate picture was called for before it could change. The sunrise peace of this morning is predicted to change into clouds and rain/sleet/snow this evening so please be careful as you go. - LW


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Mike Keltner: NWS gives timeline of wintry storm


2018-01-07 - 107 N High Street, Columbia, KY - Photo from Mike Keltner, NWS graphic.
The National Weather Service sends this timeline which should make it easier to plan for tonight and for the Monday morning commute. - MIKE KELTNER. Paired Photo



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