Poker Run benefit set for injured Bethel man

A Bethel Acres man who was critically injured in a motorcycle accident June 1 continues to recover at home, and said he hopes to soon toss out a walker he needs to get around. As he recovers, many are planning a benefit Poker Run Saturday to help him with medical expenses. Bill Goodnight, 47, was injured in the collision at SH 18 and Westech Road while on his way to work at Eaton Corporation.

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Wed, August 5th, 2009

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