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(She's Monkey, 2 year old's pet) Dog found in GR Commerce Park
 2012-02-06 - Green River Commercce Park, Columbia, KY - Photo by Rob Wilkerson. Dog found at the Green River Commerce Park off Campbellsville Road, Columbia, KY. Call 270-634-1466 to claim. Has green color collar. Thanks. -Rob Wilkerson Happy ending: She's "Monkey," Kelly King wrote Monday evening, February 6, 2012. And she's a 2 year old's pet."
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Six year old Teresa Fay Harmon won refrigerator at Downey's
 2012-02-06 - Dillon Street, Columbia, KY - Photo from the collection of Lila Curry Ford. Lila Curry Ford writes: Here is the newspaper clipping from here about the little girl winning the refrigerator from Downey's. Not sure on the date but she was approximately 6 yrs. old. She is the daughter of Hershel D. and Yvonne Harmon of Columbia, KY. The caption read, "Teresa Fay Harmon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Harmon of Dillon Street, Columbia, proudly accepts the refrigerator she won during the recent truckload sale at Downey's Furniture Store. Presenting Miss Harmon with the refrigerator is Thelbert Curry of Downey's." The photo appears to be from either The Columbia Statesman or Daily Statesman newspapers, based on the italic cutline style for those newspapers. Squaredeal Downey, the owner of the store, was a major advertiser/adviser for those newspapers.
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Over 55 year era coming to close on Russell Road.
 2012-02-06 - Russell Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. The old Adair Builders Supply, Inc. Building has quite a story to tell But it has stood on Russell Road for over half a century, with many landmark Columbia Busineses getting their starts here, many big names in retail began working at ABS, Inc. Now there's a police line around the building, as demolition and recycling starts to make way for a huge, by Columbia standards, CVS drug store.
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(Ad) Trek Mountain Bike for Sale
 2012-02-06 - Photo by Anthony Darnell. Trek 4300 Alpha (19.5") mountain bike for sale. In excellent condition with all original Bontrager parts. $200 Serious contacts only please. Anthony.Darnell@Russell.kyschools.us. Thanks --Anthony Darnell
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Kentucky Color: Black Shale Retaining wall on Crocus Creek
 2012-02-05 - Inroad, South Adair Co, KY - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge, Retired District Forester, KY State Division of Forestry. Great Wooded South and Kentucky Color Columnnist Billy Joe Fudge just refound this 400 ft. long black shale, dry stacked retaining wall built along the eastern bank of Crocus Creek in the Republican School area at Inroad, KY. He remembered seeing it on fishing trips as a boy, but it was a delightful surprise to find it intact several decades later, with a whole career in forestry in between the sightings. He wonders if it is the only one of its kind, anywhere. The rock shelf along the creek bank is black shale, too.
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