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Tuscumbia Receives $5,000 From American Indians Toward Completion Of Singing River Sculpture

by Staff July 10, 2016
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Annie and Robert Perry along with artist Lucas Stokes

TUSCUMBIA-Tuscumbia received a donation to help complete the Singing River Sculpture.

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Media Release/Singing River Sculpture/David Anderson and Bill Matthews

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