Senator Dennis Parrett and Representatives Jim Duplessis, Tim Moore, and Russell Webber attend Hardin County Legislative Breakfast.  - Kentucky Farm Bureau

Senator Dennis Parrett and Representatives Jim Duplessis, Tim Moore, and Russell Webber attend Hardin County Legislative Breakfast

 

Hardin County Farm Bureau hosted its annual Legislative Breakfast on March 16.  Attending the breakfast were Senator Dennis Parrett and Representatives Jim Duplessis, Tim Moore and Russell Webber.  The annual breakfast provides an opportunity to discuss issues and thank legislators for their service to the community.

 

HCFB Board of Directors met with Senator Dennis Parrett and Representatives Jim Duplessis, Tim Moore and Russell Webber during the Hardin Co. Legislative Breakfast on March 16, 2019.

 

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