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Judge Pro Tem Harris presided at Adair Fiscal Court



2006-08-29 - Annex Building - Photo Ed Waggener. Second District Magistrate Wid Harris, looming largest in photo above, presided at the Special Called Meeting of Adair County Fiscal Court on Monday, August 28, 2006, at which the tax rate was set and a county roads mowing contract was awarded. Standing, from left, is Sixth District Magistrate Joe Rodgers, incognito in plaid shirt and cap is First District Magistrate Roger Stephens. Seated, yellow shirt, Fourth District Magistrate J.M. Shelley, beside Judge Executive Office Secretary Lisa Lee.

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