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Columbia Mayor asks for votes in $25,000 contest From Tiffany Collins Mayor Pam Hoots and the national small business movement, Independent We Stand, announced the quarterfinalists, which include the Public Square of Columbia, in the 2020 “America’s Main Streets” contest - the only Kentucky town selected. As the lifeblood of our cities and towns, Main Streets (including Public Squares) play an important role in the long-term success of communities and help build a sense of place. Mayor Hoots said, "Let’s work hard over the next month - everyone go to the links daily and put in your 25 votes. Yes, 25 votes per person per day!! It takes no time at all!! #americasmainstreet #mainstreetcontest #columbia #public-square #independentwestand Share this to every one you know here, there and everywhere and ask them to vote!" You can also click here and vote during the month. The City of Columbia's nomination of the Public Square was the only one from the State of Kentucky in the quarterfinals. More than 616,000 total votes were cast for 160 entrants during the nominations phase. The 2020 quarterfinalists in alphabetical order are: * Chattahoochee Main Street, Chattahoochee, Fla. * Downtown Bedford, Bedford, Pa. * Downtown Canton Georgia, Canton, Ga. * Downtown Jeffersonville, Jeffersonville, Ind. * Emporia Main Street, Inc., Emporia, Kan. * Fernandina Beach Main Street, Fernandina Beach, Fla. * Historic Downtown Hope, Hope, Ark. * Historic Downtown Ripon, Ripon, Wis. * Historic Downtown Snohomish Association, Snohomish, Wash. * Jacksonville Main Street, Jacksonville, Ill. * LaBelle Downtown Revitalization Corporation, LaBelle, Fla. * Larned Main Street, Larned, Kan. * Main Street Altus, Altus, Okla. * Main Street Fort Pierce, Inc., Fort Pierce, Fla. * Main Street Hayward, Hayward, Wis. * Main Street Homer, Homer, La. * Minden, Louisiana, Minden, La. * NewTown Macon, Macon, Ga. * Osborne Main Street, Osborne, Kan. * Pittsfield's Historic Courthouse Square, Pittsfield, Ill. * Public Square, Columbia, Ky. * Quincy Main Street, Quincy, Fla. * Springhill Main Street, Springhill, La. * Sweetwater Main Street, Sweetwater, Tenn. * Sykesville Main Street, Sykesville, Md. This story was posted on 2020-04-28 10:02:06
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