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Columbia Street Dept. makes quick work of clean up



2012-04-30 - 200 Quadrant, Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Superintendent Donnie Rowe,
and the Columbia Street Department had debris cleaned from from the sidewalks around 200 and 204 Public Square by 6amCT, Monday morning, April 30, 2012, following the midnight fire which did heavy damage to corner building. A fire line is around 200 Public Square, where Farm2Furniture.com was ready to open a new business. The Harris and Gayle Williams law office is outside the Fire Line keeping the public out of the heaviest hit area, and access to 204 Public Square appears to be open for Monday morning business.


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