KIRBY RECOGNIZED FOR LONG-TIME PUBLIC SERVICE

(12/14/2010)

Retiring County Clerk Richard Kirby is recognized for his long-time public service Retiring Calhoun County Clerk Richard Kirby received recognition yesterday for his public service to the county. Acting Governor Earl Ray Tomblin presented Kirby with a certificate and the Calhoun Commission presented him with a plaque for his long-term service. Kirby has been the county's clerk for 20 years, and earlier served as a county commissioner for four years, appointed to an unexpired term. Previously he was the county's road supervisor for five years. He has been a licensed surveyor for over 30 years. Kirby said,"The people of the county have been really good to me, and I will always appreciate them." "I plan to part-time farm, part-time survey, and be a part-time babysitter," he concluded.

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