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Branscum to serve on KY Chamber Executive Committee

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Russell Springs resident Steve Branscum will serve on the executive committee for the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce this year. Branscum will serve as the Vice Chair for Communications and Marketing on the committee. Branscum is […]

Rep. Branscum attends first Fancy Farm Picnic

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This past weekend, Kentucky’s biggest political picnic at Fancy Farm signaled the traditional beginning to this fall’s campaign season and Rep. Josh Branscum of Russell Springs attended the event for the first time. Branscum talked […]

Rep. Josh Branscum Discusses Legislative Session

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As the General Assembly gavels into session today in Frankfort, Representative Josh Branscum spoke to WJRS NEWS about the work he’ll be focusing on and the committees he serves on in the state’s capital…   […]

Branscum Construction, RCPL receive Build Kentucky Awards

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Branscum Construction and the Russell County Public Library are being recognized for the construction of the new library. Branscum Construction was presented the “2021 Build Kentucky Award”  by the Associated General Contractors of Kentucky for its […]

Rita Branscum selected to KY Republican Party position

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FRANKFORT, Ky. — The Republican Party of Kentucky (RPK) announced the newest congressional district chairs, vice-chairs, and members-at-large. District chairs, vice-chairs, and members-at-large provide leadership and oversight of fundraising, event planning, and other grassroots organizing […]

Legislative Update by Rep. Josh Branscum

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LEGISLATIVE UPDATE Halfway point of the 2021 Session approaches Representative Josh Branscum We are almost halfway through the 2021 Legislative Session and though considered a short session, there is no shortage of legislative work left […]

Rep. Josh Branscum Legislative Update

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The vetoes issued by Governor Beshear last week will be among the most pressing tasks on our agenda when we return to Frankfort in February. The Governor vetoed six of the seven bills we sent […]