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Bridge festival in Mclean County canceled

By Andrew Newland,

1 days ago

HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) — The Bridge Festival in McLean County has been canceled.

Island Community Development took to Facebook to make the announcement. They said that due to potential rain on Saturday, they are canceling the event.

The post went on to thank vendors, sponsors, bands, car show enthusiasts and community members for showing support.

Officials ask the community to look for more events coming up at Bridge Park.

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