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Top Executive of Duo-County at City Council meeting



2015-08-06 - City Hall, 116 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Duo County Telecom CEO Thomas Preston center, after the Monday, Aug 3, 2015 regular session of Columbia City Council. He and Duo-County's Counsel, H.K. Cooper, attended the session to clarify that the firm is not affected by a telephone franchise ordinance, which is specifically addresses the Windstream franchise. Duo-County's cable franchise continues until 2021, they noted, and local cable customers will not be affected by the change. Behind him are, from left, City Gas Superintendent Ron Cook, standing; City Councillors Charles Grimsley, sitting, and Mark D. Harris; City Attorney Marshall Loy, City Councillors Craig Dean and Linda Waggener, standing, and Craig Lasley, seated; and Parks & Recreation Chairman Rev. Bobby Bowe. - EW


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