Poker Run Benefits Children’s Fund

Poker players and motorcycle riders alike showed up to show support for the Lincoln County Burned Children’s Fund. The event was a Poker Run, the third year in a row that it was held, and more then 200 riders showed up to participate. The ride was over one hundred miles across Lincoln County with five stops along the way…

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Sun, July 22nd, 2007

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