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Address Markers: Chamber Members urged to set example ADDRESS MARKER From July 2009 Chamber Insights By Sue Stivers, Executive Director, C-AC Chamber of Commerce Chamber Building, 201 Burkesville ST, Columbia, KY Have you purchased your address marker for you home or business? If not, remember to go by the Adair County Sheriff's office and purchase your address marker! Emergency services will find you much easier when you need them. Wouldn't it be great to see every home and business in Columbia and Adair County have one of the reflective address markers? Glens Fork area has large number of Address Markers Last Sunday afternoon while taking a drive on Highway 55 South, I made a left hand turn at Glens Fork and traveled on Hwy. 768 to Hwy. 92. I was delighted to see the number of homes/businesses that had their address marker displayed where they could easily be seen. I got so excited to see the markers! Hopefully everyone in Adair County will follow the example of this community. By purchasing a sign, you could save your life or the life of someone you love. In addition, YOU will be helping the Chamber of Commerce with projects that make our community a better place to live such as Christmas In Columbia and other events. Profit on each sign is $1.00. Don't forget to purchase your sign!! They are available now at the Adair County Sheriff's Office, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY. Call ahead for faster service. Call Alice Stephens or Suzanne Rodgers at (270) 384-2776 to have your Address Marker made today. Please don't put it off. This story was posted on 2009-07-27 08:30:16
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