Tucker promoted to partner at Sheehan Barnett
2019-07-21 - Danville, KY - Photo courtesy Barb Ayers
Christopher J. Tucker has been promoted to the position of partner with the Danville law firm of Sheehan, Barnett, Dean, Pennington, Dexter & Tucker, P.S.C. Mr. Tucker previously worked as an Assistant Commonwealth Attorney in both Adair County and Casey County before joining Sheehan Barnett in 2013. He also worked as an Assistant Casey County Attorney.
A spokesperson for the firm says, "In the time Chris has been with the firm, he has consistently demonstrated his dedication and commitment to serving the need of our clients, along with his contribution to the firm's growth. We are very pleased to welcome him and look forward to the future." Comments | Permalink
2019-07-21 - Danville, KY - Photo courtesy Barb Ayers
Christopher J. Tucker has been promoted to the position of partner with the Danville law firm of Sheehan, Barnett, Dean, Pennington, Dexter & Tucker, P.S.C. Mr. Tucker previously worked as an Assistant Commonwealth Attorney in both Adair County and Casey County before joining Sheehan Barnett in 2013. He also worked as an Assistant Casey County Attorney.
A spokesperson for the firm says, "In the time Chris has been with the firm, he has consistently demonstrated his dedication and commitment to serving the need of our clients, along with his contribution to the firm's growth. We are very pleased to welcome him and look forward to the future." Comments | Permalink
Mimosa tree, Silk tree, or Sleeping tree - all lovely
2019-07-21 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
The pretty Mimosa Tree, blooming all over the area now, is also known as a "Silk" tree and the "sleeping" tree because of its night change. It's a summer marker in these parts. Comments | Permalink
2019-07-21 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
The pretty Mimosa Tree, blooming all over the area now, is also known as a "Silk" tree and the "sleeping" tree because of its night change. It's a summer marker in these parts. Comments | Permalink
Clue #2, Where Am I?
2019-07-20- Photo by Robert Ellis
A wider view of the mystery scene from Robert's last photo (See: Time Forgotten Bridge: Where Am I?)
Robert wrote, "I found the bridge by way of accident; having pulled off on a side road to allow cars to pass me, since my meandering was slowing folks down who were trying to get to their destination." --ROBERT ELLIS. (c) Robert Ellis Woodworking
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2019-07-20- Photo by Robert Ellis
A wider view of the mystery scene from Robert's last photo (See: Time Forgotten Bridge: Where Am I?)
Robert wrote, "I found the bridge by way of accident; having pulled off on a side road to allow cars to pass me, since my meandering was slowing folks down who were trying to get to their destination." --ROBERT ELLIS. (c) Robert Ellis Woodworking
Use the comment form and let us know if you knon the location of the hidden bridge. Comments | Permalink
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