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Adair Gun & Pawn moving to former Jr. Food Store


2013-09-17 - 320 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Rob Wilkerson, owner of Adair Gun & Pawn, has recently purchased the former Jr. Foods building at 320 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY, and is preparing to move Adair Gun & Pawn to the new building within approximately one month. he business is managed by veteran pawn shop operator Dwayne Curry. The relocation is expected to happen within a month or sooner, depending on processing time for licenses. In addition to their main specialty, guns, they buy gold and other general pawn shop related items. The array of guns includes bows and arrows, handguns, target guns, rifles, shotguns, and a specialty line of handguns for women. Hours remain the same for now, 8am-5:30pmCT, Monday-Friday, and 8am-12pm noon CT, Saturdays. The phone number is 270-384-7296 (PAWN); Fax 270-384-7297. The phone number is 270-384-7296 (PAWN); Fax 270-384-7297. Paired Photo: See also, old location: Adair Pawn to re-locate near Downtown

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Adair Pawn to re-locate near Downtown


2013-09-17 - 2373 Campbellsville Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Adair Gun & Pawn which opened at 2373 Campbellsville Road, Columbia, KY, in May 2012, will be moving from this leased facility to property nearer town, at 320 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY, now being renovated by owner Rob Wilkerson. The business is managed by veteran pawn shop operator Dwayne Curry. The relocation is expected to happen within a month or sooner, depending on processing time for licenses. In addition to their main specialty, guns, they buy gold and other general pawn shop related items. The array of guns includes bows and arrows, handguns, target guns, rifles, shotguns, and a specialty line of handguns for women. Hours remain the same for now, 8am-5:30pmCT, Monday-Friday, and 8am-12pm noon CT, Saturdays. The phone number is 270-384-7296 (PAWN); Fax 270-384-7297. The phone number is 270-384-7296 (PAWN); Fax 270-384-7297. Paired Photo: See also, new location: Adair Gun & Pawn moving to former Jr. Food Store

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Scenic Taylor Co., KY: Minding the speed limit


2013-09-17 - Mannsville, KY - Photo by Larry Smith, FM 99.9 . Quiet scene along Hwy 337, Mannsville, KY - LARRY SMITH, Operations Manager, Shoreline Communications.

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Campbellsville University logo on new water tower


2013-09-17 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Larry Smith, The Big Dawg. This water tower under construction will replace the old, aged rusted tower on Summit Drive. It will be highly visible from New Columbia Road/KY 55, on the south side of Campbellsville. I'll be sending more details on it as the crews get ready to raise the tank. - Larry Smith, Operations Manager, Shoreline Communications

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Steve Garrett is new Economic Development Consultant


2013-09-17 - 201 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Steve Garrett, CEO of Visual Power, Inc., was introduced as the new Economic Development Consultant for the Columbia-Adair County Economic Development Authority. The photo was taking during his presentation at the group's monthly meeting, Tuesday, September 17, 2013. He was introduced by Dan Antle.

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Kay Bowman: New SPGE reporting forms still complicated


2013-09-17 - Chamber Building, 201 Burkesville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo By Ed Waggener. Kay Bowman,, treasurer of the Columbia/Adair County Economic Development Authority (CACEDA) told the group's membership this morning that new reporting rules for Special Purpose Governmental Entities (SPGEs) are complex, but not so much more so than old ones for Special Taxing Districts were. CACEDA and other SPGE's accountability requirements have changed under Kentucky House Bill 1, recently adopted by the Kentucky General Assembly. First reports under the new rules, registration, is due by December 31, 2013.

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What is going on at the Wall Building


2013-09-17 - Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo By Ed Waggener. Following today's CACEDA meeting we followed up on what's going on at the Wall Building. Allen "Buddy" Wall, the owner, said that he's refacing the building. Over the rooftop in the foreground is Harold Wine, of Russell County, KY, who is installing a new facade, Wall said. The old building is now a warehouse. The main Wall Heating & Air Conditioning store and warehouse is around the corner, on Oak Street. The building was originally built by Mr. Kenneth Cundiff. He operated a mortgage company there. Later, Mr. Austin McKinney ran a furniture store, at which time the concrete face just uncovered was exterior cover. For a time, after Wall and Donnie Howell bought the building from Mr. Cundiff, together, they both had businesses in it. Later, Wall bought the interest of Mr. Howell and has owned it ever since. Wall also owns the large gray residence at the NE Corner of Campbellsville and Oak. It was once the home of the Bob White family. Wall would not reveal his plans for that structure, but would only deny that it might be a new Dairy Queen. It won't be that, he said. He did say that the story now circulating around town that a new Dairy Queen might be located on the lot Henry Sandusky built at the corner intersection of the Veterans bypass and Campbellsville Road, may have been inadvertently started when a couple of diners from Casey County overheard someone at Betty's OK Country Cooking say that a Dairy Queen was going in there. But to his knowledge, that is not the case. - ED WAGGENER

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