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Big Al wants to legalize the sale of alcohol in East Columbia

Would consider coming off road to open Big Al's Bar & Grill

Big Al Owens writes:
I am interested in finding out if anyone who resides in the east Columbiasecition of Columbia would be interested in starting a petition to legalizethe sale of beer in restaurants that seat the legal amount needed to servebeer. I think Columbia has gone long enough without having big namerestaurants even consider our area to locate a franchise due to Columbiabeing a dry territory. We not only lose out on good places to eat, we loseout on tax revenue, and tourism. I will definitely sign a petition and wouldstart one, but my job keeps me out of town quite often. I may evenconsider coming off the road to open Big Al's Bar & Grill if our petitiongathers enough votes to pass. I believe East Columbia would includethe Lindsey Wilson student body, so any students who are interested inhelping our community grow with your help, please make sure you registerto vote in the upcoming election. Any and all help is needed to pull us intothe modern world so we can compete with the surrounding counties. - Big Al Owens
PS: Here's my email: allenowens@hotmail.com - Big Al




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World Travel: Near Cairo with Big Al Owens



2012-06-07 - Metropolis, IL - Photo by Al Owens. This is real: "It's a bird, it's a plane, no, it's Big Al sightseeing America again!" - Big Al Owens, commenting on this sign he saw in Southern Illinois. If you go: According to Mapquest Map/Directions, it's 42.57 miles from Cairo - Cairo, IL - to Metropolis, IL; it's 13 miles from Paducah, KY, the Quilt Capital of the World and home of the artist relocation program; and it is 237 miles from Big Al's pretty dry East Columbia, KY precinct. Clicking ReadMore has nothing to do with Metropolis, but is concurrent position paper on the wet/dry issue, written during his World Travels.
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World Travel: Big Al locates Superman



2012-06-07 - Metropolis, IL - Photo by Big Al Owens.
A statue of Superman in downtown Metropolis, IL. Superman themes pervade the town, Big Al Owens found, on his foray getting out amongst the people in recent times. If you go: According to Mapquest Map/Directions, it's 42.57 miles from Cairo - Cairo, IL - to Metropolis, IL; it's 13 miles from Paducah, KY, the Quilt Capital of the World and home of the artist relocation program; and it is 237 miles from Big Al's pretty dry East Columbia, KY precinct. Clicking ReadMore has nothing to do with Metropolis, but is concurrent position paper on the wet/dry issue, written during his World Travels.

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