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Partners in healthcare - LWC and Russell County Hospital
 2018-05-16 - Russell Springs, KY - Photo from LWC Public Relations. LWC Nursing & Russell County Hospital sign a partnership agreement allowing nurses working full-time to earn an accredited baccalaureate degree in three semesters in an online format, with reduced tuition rate from Lindsey Wilson College. From left: Russell County Hospital CEO Bill Kindred, LWC Director of Nursing Emiley Button, Russell County Hospital CNO Judy Chenoweth and Russell County Hospital Nurse Janie Landis.
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(Ad) Vote for Jordan Burton for Adair County PVA
 2018-05-16 - Columbia, Adair County, KY - Photo campaign photo from the candidate, Jordan Burton.
To the citizens of Adair County,
My name is Jordan Burton and I will be on the Republican ticket on May 22nd as a candidate for Property Value Administrator. My beautiful wife of four years is Trista Burton. We have 2 children; Cason and Audrey Burton. My parents are Dale and Rhonda Burton, and my grandparents are Ranel and Kathleen Curry, and Peggy (and the late Charles) Burton. I have been a citizen of Adair County all my life.
I currently serve as the Youth Sunday school teacher and worship chorister at Millerfield Brethren in Christ Church, where I have faithfully attended since I was a child.
I graduated from Adair County High School in 2010 and attended one semester at Somerset Community College. I am currently employed as a Materials Coordinator for Circor Pumping Technologies, also known as IMO Pump. There, I am responsible for invoicing and shipping customer orders. My role as a Materials Coordinator requires paying close attention to detail and being very organized, as will the job of PVA.
The inspiration for me to run for PVA came when a man on a Christian radio station made a statement about how if more Christian people would step up and run for office at every level of government, what a difference it could make in this country.
As a Christian, I believe that the values that I hold most dear will serve you best if I'm elected as PVA.
As a working-class citizen, I understand the importance of how our property taxes need to be handled.
That is why if I am elected as PVA, I promise to treat everyone fairly, honestly, and with the respect you deserve.
I simply ask for your vote on May 22nd and may God bless you! I welcome your comments, questions and calls - 270-250-2594.
/s/ - Jordan Burton
Paid for by the candidate, Jordan Burton
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Award-winning interchange design near Keeneland Race Course
 2018-05-16 - Lexington, KY - Photo courtesy KY Department of Transportation. The unique left-overloop design strikes balance between safety, mobility and aesthetic needs, and significantly improves safety and traffic flow in Lexington near the Keeneland Race Course.
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Lindsey Browning at CU commencement
 2018-05-16 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Joshua Williams. Lindsey Browning of Lebanon, KY at Campbellsville University's early Baccalaureate commencement celebration May 12, 2017, wears a perfect example of the joyous expressions of the weekend when hundreds of students got their degrees.
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