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Sugarfoot Farm wins third place in 2019 SquareCrows
 2019-10-28 - Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com. Sugarfoot Farm is the third place winner of the 2019 SquareCrow contest in downtown Columbia this fall. The rescue operation was among the first to have their SquareCrow placed at the corner of Greensburg and High Streets. Ellen Zornes, executive director of the Chamber of Commerce, reminds everyone to remove their SquareCrows right after Treats on the Town, October 31, 2019.
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Pastor Randy joins the Strength Team
 2019-10-28 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Mark Fudge. The Strength Team Gained a new member Sunday night as Columbia Baptist Church Pastor Randy Johnson joined the strength team members and performed huge feats of strength. Pastor Randy is shown here using his elbow to shatter bricks. The string team concluded their crusade last night at the ACHS gym.
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RMHC is an amazing place
 2019-10-28 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Tara Coomer. Tara Coomer writes, "Max Coomer, Born 10/29/15, 1 pound 13 ounces. Now a thriving (tomorrow) 4 year old! The Ronald McDonald House in Lexington, Ky was our home away from home while Max was getting the care that he needed at Central Baptist. RMHC is an amazing place that we are forever grateful for!"--Tara
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Ronald McDonald House is truly invaluable
 2019-10-28 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Brittany Smith. Brittany Smith writes, "The left image is Abby Lou at 2 months old, and on the right is her at 3 years old. Several of us wanted to send in pics of our miracles in an effort to spread awareness of the Ronald McDonald House supply drive Tuesday afternoon at the Chamber.
We stayed in the Ronald McDonald House in Lexington, the one in Cincinnati, and the one in Columbus during Abby Lou's 306 day hospital stay. The services they provide are truly invaluable to families like us during some of the most challenging times of our lives. How blessed we are to be able to look back and see how far our miracle has come!!!!!" --Brittany Click here for Abby Lou's story.
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Big difference: Flatwoods' Rosenwald School
 2019-10-28 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Mike Watson. October 19th was the third day devoted to work at Flatwoods School. A core of workers, most Band of Brothers members came out to do one more organized day of restoration. The project was and is nearing completion, at least for this year.
A fish fry is scheduled as a fund raiser for the school, slated for Saturday, November 2nd beginning at 11amCT, on the grounds of the school and Santa Fee Church. This is a free fish fry, with any contributions going to the renovation project.
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Before renovations: Flatwoods' Rosenwald School
 2019-10-28 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Mike Watson. A "before" shot of the side of the Rosenwald School. October 19th was the third day devoted to work at Flatwoods School. A core of workers, most Band of Brothers members came out to do one more organized day of restoration. The project was and is nearing completion, at least for this year.
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