(Ad) Election 2018, Lambert for Judge, Kentucky Supreme Court
2018-11-05- Photo from the candidate
Dear Voters: I running for the upcoming vacancy on the Kentucky Supreme Court. I currently am your Kentucky Court of Appeals Judge. My work as a lawyer, then Judge and community volunteer, reflects my passion for justice and for people. Please visit my webpage for more information. www.judgelambert.com - Judge Debra Hembree Lambert
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2018-11-05- Photo from the candidate
Dear Voters: I running for the upcoming vacancy on the Kentucky Supreme Court. I currently am your Kentucky Court of Appeals Judge. My work as a lawyer, then Judge and community volunteer, reflects my passion for justice and for people. Please visit my webpage for more information. www.judgelambert.com - Judge Debra Hembree Lambert
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At the ADFD Saturday morning 3 Nov 2018
2018-11-05 - Merchant Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Jackie Montgomery, Assistant Columbia Magazine photographer
Working at the ADFD fundraiser for the Crusade for Children Saturday morning November 3, 2018 were, from left - Roger Cundiff, J.J. Maulden, Blake Flatt and Chad Wheet. Comments | Permalink
2018-11-05 - Merchant Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Jackie Montgomery, Assistant Columbia Magazine photographer
Working at the ADFD fundraiser for the Crusade for Children Saturday morning November 3, 2018 were, from left - Roger Cundiff, J.J. Maulden, Blake Flatt and Chad Wheet. Comments | Permalink
Sorghum Mill, J. Wheeler Holler
2018-11-05 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Robert Ellis Robert writes, "This is the photo that was alluded to in my "Horse At J. Wheeler Holler" from a couple days ago. The Fall colors certainly help to enhance this beautiful old Sorghum Mill." --ROBERT ELLIS. (c) Robert Ellis Woodworking
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2018-11-05 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Robert Ellis Robert writes, "This is the photo that was alluded to in my "Horse At J. Wheeler Holler" from a couple days ago. The Fall colors certainly help to enhance this beautiful old Sorghum Mill." --ROBERT ELLIS. (c) Robert Ellis Woodworking
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