Ken Fahlgren, candidate for Crook County Board of Commissioners, shared his desire to serve on the board and answered questions at the June 17 meeting. A very different venue served as the site for the meeting – the Hudspeth House. Larry Jones conducted a tour of this unusual 10 bedroom, 9 bath residence that was built by the Hudspeth family in 1952. Paul Lazlo was the architect of the mid-century styled structure.
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