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Bank of Columbia - Flower Pot Frenzy



2012-05-17 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Gina Campbell-Baker.
Flower Pot Frenzy promotion: Gina Baker writes, "I wanted to share a photo of the Bank of Columbia's flower pot for the Chamber of Commerce's 'Flower Pot Frenzy'. The pot features the Courthouse, The Begley Chapel at LWC and of course the Bank of Columbia and was painted by the BOC's own Alexis Jennings- (we are very proud of her artistic ability)! The pot is part of a new promotion by the Columbia Adair County Chamber of Commerce and can be viewed at our Main location at 144 Public Square, Columbia, KY. - Gina Baker


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