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Major George Hackbarth was installed as the president of the Covington-Hot Springs Rotary club

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Major George Hackbarth is installed as the president of the Covington-Hot Springs Rotary club by past president Paul Linkenhoker on June 23. President Linkenhoker was also recognized for the 2 years he served as the club president.

The Covington- Hot Springs Rotary club meets twice a month. For more information about the club please contact President George Hackbarth at 540- 968-1942 or georgehackbarth@yahoo.com.

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