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Grand Re-opening: McDonald's of Columbia



2011-12-06 - 980 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
A large crowd was on hand at 10amCT this morning, Tuesday, December 6, 2011, to watch David Branscum and his daughter Pam Hancock of McDonald's of Columbia hold the restaurant's grand reopening. Mr. Branscum and Ms. Hancock are in the center, holding scissors. More fun than many ribbon cuttings, this one was special with the appearance of Ronald McDonald and children from Lake Cumberland Headstart in Columbia. Dignitaries, including Mayor Mark D. Harris, Chamber President Ron Heath and Executive Director Sue Stivers were on hand, as well as officials of Branscum Construction Company, general contractors for the modernization.


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