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Ann Pearson: Gas is always higher in Columbia Personal Commentary Ann Pearson writes: Gas is always higher in Columbia than any of the surrounding cities and it's cheaper once you get to TN by at least .50 per gallon. I don't understand why gas is so high in Adair county. We always fill up while we are out of town to save on money. I wonder if the one group that owns almost all of the stations in Columbia is why we don't have competition and thus pay more for gas here. - Ann PearsonComments re article 91257 Charles Marshburn Cheap gas Tampa to Columbia This story was posted on 2017-06-23 12:43:36
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