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NFL Fan Frenzy winner
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By February 5, 2020 2:56 pm

Congratulations to Logan Funke of Alexandria, our Grand Prize Winner in the KMIT / Plains Commerce Bank NFL Fan Frenzy contest!

Logan wins a $250 gift card to Harve’s Sports Shop in Mitchell, courtesy of Plains Commerce Bank of Mitchell.

Thanks also to Blarney’s Sports Bar & Grill and Miller Lite for sponsoring this year’s contest.

Pictured below are (L-R): Renee Robbins of KMIT, winner Logan Funke, Jay Thaler – Ag/Business Banker with Plains Commerce Bank, and Tim Peters – Branch Manager of Plains Commerce Bank in Mitchell.

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