Business

District Court Judge Charles W. Kuster (serves Harrison, Nicholas, Pendleton and Robertson counties) participated in the 2014 District Judges Fall College that took place Sept. 14-17 at the Administrative Office of the Courts in Frankfort.
The AOC provided the judicial education program for the state’s district judges. (Please see the list below for names of judges who attended the college.)

Fox Run Produce and Education Center, a sustainable farm, located in Falmouth, Ky., will be offering the class Build a Low Cost, Green, Off Grid Home in October. This hands-on class will take place at the farm. Participants will take a tour of the farm viewing green construction, low cost building techniques, and alternative energy systems. Participants will also receive a copy of “Build a Green Home for $25,000” by Ame Vanorio.
For more information visit www.foxrunproduce.com/green-buildings-class.

Mikel D. McKinley, Jr. recently passed the Kentucky Bar Exam.
Results from the bar examination were announced Friday, Sept 26, 2014. He will be officially sworn in Oct. 16, in Frankfort.
McKinley graduated from Harrison County High School in 1999. He also graduated from the University of Kentucky with a bachelor in business in 2004. He obtained his MBA from EKU in 2006 and was admitted to UK College of Law in 2011. He  graduated May 2014. He took the bar exam in July.

The Cynthiana-Harrison Board of REALTORS® will join forces with the Lexington-Bluegrass Association of REALTORS® (LBAR). The combined association, under the name Lexington-Bluegrass Association of REALTORS®, will have more than 2,200 members.
Linda Wiley, President of the Lexington-Bluegrass Association of REALTORS® said, “This unification creates an association that delivers maximum value for our members. The newly merged association will act as a catalyst to help all our members work better and become more productive.”