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The 3rd Annual Broomball game returning to the Downtown Commons!

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The 3rd Annual Broomball game returning to the Downtown Commons!

Broomball returns to the Downtown Commons for the third year as county officials prepare to face off. The community is invited to the Downtown Commons Winter Ice Rink to enjoy this year’s competition.

Fort Campbell’s Major General Winski will challenge the reigning champions, Montgomery County and Mayor Jim Durrett, for the third annual showdown on ice, January 15 at 6 p.m.

There may or may not have been smack talk during the interview!

 

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