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Old 08-06-2009, 08:00 AM
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Phenix City is really growing. The entire Columbus area is growing as well. Phenix City is growing a lot due to Fort Bennings growth and lower taxes than you have across the river in Columbus. You are minutes from Columbus, which is a large city with 200,000 residents. Also, you are close to Auburn. Phenix City's northside has really grown. Anything particular you would like to know?
Growing??..lol
No new business/hospital closed and the new one laid off a third of their staff.
Downtown/Broad Street had more business 20 years ago.
PC is only known for increased crime/poverty and FIREWORKS!!
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Still interested in how the town is doing.
anyone remember the 14th street grill and their hotdogs Steamed, split hotdog, lot of onions
I can remember 431 being built. The cotton flying out of the mills as you crossed over into Georgia on the bridge.
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