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Columbia-Adair County Chamber INSIGHTS: August 1, 2005 In this issue:
Many good things continue to happen with our Chamber of Commerce and I will discuss a few of them with you. Many thanks to Curt Yarberry for donating a grill to the Chamber. The tickets were sold at the Fair and money was made to help with Chamber proceeds. The Chamber of Commerce was so proud to welcome Jane Higgins of Berea College, Brushy Fork Institute to our July meeting. Jane told of a new leadership program they were offering. Benton Fudge, Chamber of Commerce Beautification Chairman, announced a plan for planting daylilies in the downtown area of Columbia this fall. The Chamber will be proud to sponsor this effort to improve our downtown appearance. I commend Ben Arnold for his beautiful restoration of his property on the corner of Burkesville Street and the square. Our thanks to him for his interest and commitment to Columbia. Thought for the month: It matters not from where we come, we all seek the same gift.....freedom. RICHARD PHELPS, President New Member Hi-Lights The Chamber is delighted to welcome "The Old Craftsman Furniture and Cabinet Shop" as a new member. Located at 3511 Holmes Bend Road, this shop specialized in handcrafted furniture and cabinetry in cherry and other fine woods. Its a family owned business with Greg Redford and his wife Nevis and their two sons, John and Josh. They design kitchen cabinets and other cabinetry along with beautiful furniture. Thank you Greg Redford and family for making your investment in our community by becoming a member of the Chamber of Commerce as we work together to make Columbia-Adair County a better place to live. Ten Tips For Promoting Your Business
The Past Forms our Present The memorial sculpture of the US 1st Kentucky Cavalry is being created. The dedication with a re-enactment is planned for October 22. We would like to share Civil War Heritage stories from this area in a brochure to be passed out at dedication. We hope readers who have stories and/or photographs pertaining to the Civil War will share theses for the brochure. The photos will be carefully copied and returned. Please contact the Chamber office for information. Everyone is invited to attend the public forums at 7:00 PM at Lindsey Wilson's Slider Building on August 9, 23, and September 6 to share stories and see the progress of the sculpture. Here are a few interesting facts concerning the Civil War.
Chamber Insights is the monthly newsletter of the Columbia-Adair County Chamber of Commerce. Editor - Sue Stivers Reporters Stacey Bailey, Talisha England, Vonnie Kolbenschlag, President Richard Phelps & Linda Waggener This story was posted on 2005-08-01 15:22:12
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