Hall joins Glasgow RE/MAX
Todd Fisher, broker/owner of RE/MAX Highland Realty, 108 Reynolds Road in Glasgow, would like to announce the addition of Christina A. Hall to the firm’s staff of sales professionals.
Christina resides in Cave City with her husband and young daughter.
She says she loves Barren County and is excited to be a part of its rapid expansion.
Christina has a diploma in property management and another in marketing and advertising.
She has worked in sales and customer service for the past eight years.
Christina’s experience in real estate, marketing and banking has well equipped her to handle all real estate needs.
Sturgeon retires from RR Donnelley
Harold Sturgeon retired from RR Donnelley on May 1, 2008, after more than eight years of service.
He joined the company in 1999 as a material handler in the bindery, the position he held at retirement.
Harold and his wife Cindy reside in Cave City.
They have one son, Justin, a daughter, Jennifer Payne, and three grandchildren.
Harold and his family attend East Main Church of Christ in Glasgow.
Harold’s retirement plans include searching for bargains at flea markets and yard sales, helping his son with homework and spending time with his family.
Parsley returns to Cave City Chevrolet
Steve Parsley is back at Cave City Chevrolet, 308 Happy Valley Road, Cave City.
Wagner attends Kentucky Optometric Congress
Dr. Ronald Wagner, optometrist, attended the Kentucky Optometric Association’s 106th annual Spring Educational Congress April 24-27 at the Marriott Hotel in Louisville.
At the conference, Dr. Wagner attended lectures on glaucoma, contact lenses, diabetes and dry eye therapy.
In addition to four days of continuing education, the conference also included an exhibit hall featuring the latest products and services in optometry.
Dr. Wagner resides with his wife, Eva, in Glasgow, where he began practicing optometry in 1974.
Gillie Hyde announces winners
John Peden and Marlene Runyon, both of Glasgow, are two of the most recent Gillie Hyde sales event winners.
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