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Just Downright Pretty!


Cleburne County Judge Claude Dill stepped out of his office in early Decem- ber – and saw the courthouse bathed in pink-orange light from the setting sun. He grabbed his digital camera to capture this postcard-perfect shot.


Kristin Glover, a Faulkner County data processing staff member, captured this serene snow scene with her iPhone last winter. It was taken in her back yard at Greenbrier.


Kristi Jones, Crawford County Circuit Judge’s office, walked down on Christmas Eve, 2009 and took this picture of the Crawford County Courthouse in a cozy blanket of snow.


Union County Courthouse, El Dorado


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