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AD: Destroy dangerous germs & viruses

2020-06-22 - Columbia - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com
Sharlon Redmon of Columbia is excited to announce a new business service for this region. LastGerm.com perpetually eliminates 99.999% germs, viruses, bacteria for home, vehicles, work places plus sports and fitness arenas. Basically any touchable surface can be protected with LastGerm.com for months and years. Before COVID-19 Pandemic, she purchased it for her own business, Shade Tree B&B, in January 2020. So pleased with the results, she became a representative. The clean feeling immediately gives you more confidence. Step #1 neutralizes and Step #2 kills germs & viruses. For more details, prices or questions Call or text Sharlon at 270-378-0111 or Email: sdredmon50@gmail.
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Finding the beauty downtown

2020-06-22 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo from Mayor Pam Hoots
The City of Columbia is announceing a photo contest - "entries may be sent in via Facebook, mail, or email of any subject showing the beauty in our town. The winner and second place winner will receive gift certificate(s) to a local business of their choice. The contest is being sponsored by Mayor Pam Hoots."
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Standing for equality continues

2020-06-22 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Sunday, June 21, 2020 -- Peaceful demonstrations continue on the Public Square in Columbia, KY, with small groups on street corners and in front of the Adair County Courthouse Annex, taking a stand to show support, unity and solidarity in the fight against racism and violence. Many skin colors, especially whites as seen in this photo, are standing and speaking out to show support for African Americans in the wake of the murder of George Floyd captured on video, which started a movement in protest against racial violence.
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