Gov. Beshear announces book tour
The governor will embark on a 13-stop tour starting on September 20 in Lexington and ending on October 6 in Louisville to promote his book “Go and Do Likewise.” Read the full report at WKYT
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- Beshear to tour to support his upcoming book. Two stops are in states with early primaries.
- Gov. Beshear announces book tour
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Journalists:Kentucky Lanternbsky, Joe Sonka 😐bsky
- Kentucky Lantern“Beshear tour to support his upcoming book. Two stops are in states with early primaries. From @mckennahorsley.bsky.social kentuckylantern.com/briefs/beshe...”
- Joe Sonka 😐“Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear and Winnie’s book comes out Sept. 22 and he’s doing a national book tour, per new announcement”
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