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Beauty bubbles up on Public Square!
A sparkling new addition adds charm to downtown landmark!
Public Square's new fountain offers a cooling place on a hot summer day
For those who may not have visited Public Square of late, take note! There’s a new addition to ‘The Square’ and it brings added beauty and charm to the vaunted strip of real estate. Plus it has soothing sounds and is well lit at night. Courtesy of Farmers and Merchants Bank, otherwise known as F&M Bank, the City of Clarksville now has a brand new sparkling decorative water fountain gracing Public Square.
These few pictures illustrate the installation and dramatic day and nighttime effect of this new addition to the city’s art real estate inventory. According to a city council representative, this latest acquisition came at no cost to the citizenry. We wish to give F&M Bank, “Three Cheers!” for this demonstration of corporate generosity and community spirit.
These few pictures illustrate the installation and dramatic day and nighttime effect of this new addition to the city’s art real estate inventory. According to a city council representative, this latest acquisition came at no cost to the citizenry. We wish to give F&M Bank, “Three Cheers!” for this demonstration of corporate generosity and community spirit.
About Turner McCullough Jr. 
US Army retiree, Native of Charleston, SC; enjoys photography- especially B/W photo studies and portraits, printing photos; travel, the seacoast, jazz/good food/wine with friends. Believes active citizenship is the only true form of citizenship and the responsibility of every citizen. "Men in authority will always think that criticism of their policies is dangerous. They will always equate their policies with patriotism, and find criticism subversive."
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