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Burgfest Comes to Town

Written by Jacob Peck
October 9, 2018

Amber Bradbury, assistant director of Warrensburg Main Street, Inc., sits down and describes what happened at this year’s Burgfest and what visitors might expect next year.
Video by Jacob Peck (Multimedia Editor)

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