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2019 Zombie Walk: Zombies are headed this way – Arriving Saturday, October 19th
Roxanne Bauserman joined Mike McCool in the Royal Examiner studio to discuss this years Zombie Walk. Photo and video by Mark Williams, Royal Examiner.
Every year about this time, Zombies make their way into our town. This year they are scheduled to appear on October 19, 2019. They seem to first gather at Bing Crosby Stadium at 6pm, and then make their way down Warren Avenue to end up at the Gazebo area on Main Street.
Music this year will be provided by River Driven, a local group featuring Shae Parker, Stacy Horton, Tim Grant and Andrew Schaeffer.
The 2019 Zombie Walk T-Shirts are on sale now. Go by C&C Frozen Treats and pick up your T-shirt today. Only $10. Proceeds will help support the Front Royal/Warren County Humane Society.
Go to their Facebook page to check out more information and to see the wish list from the Humane Society.
Roxanne Bauserman joined Mike McCool in the Royal Examiner studio to discuss this years Zombie Walk:
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