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Historic Clover Church set to reopen Saturday after years of restoration

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More than a century after it first opened its doors, a historic Rush Valley landmark is preparing to welcome the community once again. Friday, Sept. 11, after years of work to restore the building and return it to use as a community gathering place.

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