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Reese Owsley, Colin Jones, Bobbi Zupan, Jared Nichols and Julie Mathews receive a generous $4,800 donation from Owl Creek Foundation presented by Bill Aldridge, making the total raised at the event a little over $5,000.
Martin Andreen samples one of the different chilis available.
Trae Owsley samples one of the different chilis available.
Reese Owsley, Colin Jones, Bobbi Zupan, Jared Nichols and Julie Mathews receive a generous $4,800 donation from Owl Creek Foundation presented by Bill Aldridge, making the total raised at the event a little over $5,000.
Martin Andreen samples one of the different chilis available.
Trae Owsley samples one of the different chilis available.
Reese Owsley, Colin Jones, Bobbi Zupan, Jared Nichols and Julie Mathews receive a generous $4,800 donation from Owl Creek Foundation presented by Bill Aldridge, making the total raised at the event a little over $5,000.
Hot Springs County Search and Rescue invited everyone in town to their first chili cook off Saturday afternoon. They charged four dollars to sample and vote on a variety of homemade chili from Thermopolis residents with proceeds going toward equipment and training.
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