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Saturday morning drama on Columbia Public Square



2012-03-24 - 300 Quadrant of Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Yes, there is a story here, with the placement of temporary boards across the doorway of Columbia's historic Russell Building, in the center of the picture. The doorway was smashed after a car, coming from the Burkesville Street side of the Square, took a straight path into the doorway; on its way it struck a white pickup truck entering the Square from Jamestown Street. The driver was injured and moved from the scene by the Adair County EMS. The collision incident was investigated by the Columbia Police Department; also on the scene were the Adair County Search and Rescue Team, providing traffic control, and Adair County Deputy Sheriff Aaron Rainwater. The Columbia Police Department is expected to release a full report on the incident no later than Monday, March 26, 2012.


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