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Veteran Senate secretary retires to the hills of Kentucky

Luige del Puerto//May 1, 2015//[read_meter]

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Veteran Senate secretary retires to the hills of Kentucky

Veteran Senate secretary retires to the hills of Kentucky

Luige del Puerto//May 1, 2015//[read_meter]

Longtime Senate secretary Charmion Billington, pictured here in the historic Senate chambers in the old Capitol, retired on April 14 and is moving to Kentucky. (Photo...

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