2018 Winter KAA Chanticlear

November 13, 2018

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Amy Wright

1 week ago

Hi, does anyone on here service Grayson,KY area? Or know someone that does? I have a referral. Thanks! ... See MoreSee Less

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Kentucky Auctioneers Association

2 weeks ago

Ran across this old newspaper yesterday from a local estate in Louisville. Check out this photo from The Courier Journal dated November 27th 1963 just 5 days after President Kennedy's Assassination. In this photo is James Waltson, Auctioneer "Waiting For The Burley Auction To Begin." This photo is taken at the Seventh Street Road Tobacco Warehouse. ... See MoreSee Less

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Brad Bones Harris

4 weeks ago

Is it just me, or does Jeff Geralds look awfully happy about punching me in the side of the head in this picture? 🤔🤔🤔 ... See MoreSee Less

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JB Coble

2 months ago

I'm a Kentucky licensed auctioneer. Recently an illegal auction started up in my area. (Carroll County) I, along with other auctioneers in the area have contacted the Ky Board of Auctioneers and have communicated with Michael Gann, the investigator for them, however; nothing is being done about it. We've also contacted every local law enforcement agency and our county attorney and prosecuting attorney to no avail. Upon further research I've noticed quite a few of these illegal auctions taking place on facebook streaming videos in other areas. I was wondering if anyone else has experienced this and, if so, what their action was to relieve it. I'm at a complete loss for understanding why neither the board of auctioneers nor the local law enforcement will prosecute. If there is no enforcement of KRS 330 then why does it even exist. Further, if there is no enforcement then why should any auctioneer in the state of Kentucky pay for licensing, continuing education or the recovery fund? I am eager hear what other auctioneers think about this matter. I think it is a very serious situation and, if not put in check, may ultimately be the demise of regulated auctions in the state of Kentucky. ... See MoreSee Less

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