Allen County Farm Bureau Celebrates New Office Location - Kentucky Farm Bureau

Allen County Farm Bureau Celebrates New Office Location

 

Allen County Farm Bureau celebrates the opening of its new office building located at 360 Franklin Road, across from White Plains Baptist Church.  It is the former Allen County Attorney building and home custsomer-built by William and Cyndi Hagenbuch.  Farm Bureau had been saving for a new building for some time.  Though the location has changed, the phone number and office hours remain the same:

 

Phone:  (270) 237-4011

Office hours:  M-F 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. 

 

Allan County Farm Bureau recently opened its new office on Franklin Road.  Allen County Farm Bureau President Al Pedigo was the first to use the new, extended drive way.  

 

 

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