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Feedback: Likes logo, but not the pine

To the editor

I love the logo, however the scrawny pine should be replaced by some local hardwood species such as Oak or our state tree the Yellow Poplar. Maybe a little research should be put into which tree or trees to use.

Billy Joe
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Note: Amen on on the tree idea. But why restrict it to a hardwood? Why not a very representative fair hard, but softwood, Adair County cedar? After all, the cedar ought to be the Adair County national tree. I think.- ED




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