Grant County Farm Bureau Holds Appreciation Dinner for Members of Fiscal Court - Kentucky Farm Bureau

Grant County Farm Bureau Holds Appreciation Dinner for Members of Fiscal Court

During its August meeting, Grant County Farm Bureau held an appreciation dinner for members of the Fiscal Court. Pictured are Natasha Rhoton, Vice President, Grant County Farm Bureau; Shawna Coldiron, Magistrate; Chuck Dills, Judge Executor; Roger Humphrey, Riley Magistrate; Jacqueline Ammerman, Riley Magistrate; and Mark Kinsey, State Director, Kentucky Farm Bureau
 

 

 

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