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March Fever Winner Kendra Neugebauer

Congratulations to Kendra Neugebauer of Yankton!

Kendra is our Grand Prize Winner in the March Fever Contest. Receiving $250 cash, plus 2 all-sport passes from Dakota Wesleyan for the upcoming sports season

Congratulations to Kendra and all our round winners throughout the contest. Remember, if you were one of the lucky round winners, you can stop into the station and pick up your prize.

KMIT/KOOL 98’s March Fever Contest has been made possible by Noteboom Implement, Miller Lite, The Depot, Sungold Sports, & Dakota Wesleyan University.

Congratulations again to Kendra Neugebauer, our Grand Prize Winner in the March Fever Contest. Keep listening for more great ways to win from KMIT/KOOL98!

The Morning Show

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