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About Cold Springs, KY

Supporting our nation's veterans is one of Cold Spring's most significant contributions. The National Headquarters of the Disabled American Veterans is located here. It's residential, but small, but many are looking towards Cold Spring, Kentucky as a place for growth. New houses and condos are being built in Cold Spring, as well as commercial facilities like shopping centers and office buildings to fill the needs of the city's incoming residents.

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