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Showing 4 articles from March 14, 2012.

Travel & Tourism

Columbus-Belmont Park has new Friends
Thirty folks came out in February to join a Friends of the Park Group.
Columbus-Belmont Park has new Friends
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March 14, 2012
By:
Mary Potter

(Columbus, KY 3/14/12) – Columbus-Belmont State Park has always had supporters. Now it has friends. With a capital “F.”

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Community and Regional News

Plant the Town brings together civic clubs, local government and schools
Students Alex Simmons and Josh Evans work on one of ten giant flower boxes.
Plant the Town brings together civic clubs, local government and schools
Posted on:
March 14, 2012
By:
Mary Potter

Plant the Town is a cooperative effort of the Hickman County Chamber of Commerce, Arts Council, Master Gardeners, Clinton and Hickman County government and Hickman County Schools. The project is the first phase of beautifying Hickman County.

Students completed building ten landscape flower boxes to be placed in Clinton before the Spring Chicken Festival.

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History Theme Park Takes Shape in West Tennessee
Taking shape - Discovery Park of America Tower
History Theme Park Takes Shape in West Tennessee
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March 14, 2012
By:
Ivan Potter
...Recently on a Sunday afternoon drive into West Tennessee I stopped to document the growth of the newly created Discovery Park of America. Rising out of 50 acres of theme park property along US Highway 51 in Union City, Tn. the first phase of the $100 million theme park is coming together in hard concrete, steel, and logs...
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Rural Political Boundaries Define Modern Cultural Barriers & Walls
Eighteen miles of road - and a world of culture away
Rural Political Boundaries Define Modern Cultural Barriers & Walls
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March 14, 2012
By:
Ivan Potter
...The 18 miles of distance between Clinton Kentucky (pop. 1200) to Union City Tennessee (pop. 10,500) tell the story of how people in this remote part of Kentucky will drive 45 miles to Paducah to shop rather than 18 miles to Tennessee for their shopping...
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