Community Corner: Car Show For A Cause

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Jason Crane chats with Doug and Annie Dodd from All Blessings Flow, and Steve Massere from Cville Classic Cars, about their upcoming car show to raise money for All Blessings Flow, which provides medical supplies to those in need. The car show will take place on April 5 from 11 AM to 3 PM at Cville Classic Cars, 4257 Seminole Trail. Learn more at https://www.allblessingsflow.org.

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