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Rickie Williams: $$$ may be why trucks using the square Rickie Williams writes: If you were driving a truck hauling a load of logs and if you came into town on Hwy. 206 and if you needed to go toward Burkesville or Tompkinsville and if you were having to pay for your own fuel...when you arrived at the Hwy 206/Hwy 55 intersection...which way would you turn? Rickie Williams --Rickie WilliamsComments re photo 67827 Why do trucks still go around the Adair Courthouse This story was posted on 2016-07-30 11:43:10
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