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Community Spotlight: One Hundred Years of Mount Sequoyah

KUAF | By Pete Hartman

Published August 3, 2023 at 11:34 AM CDT

Mount Sequoyah in Fayetteville is celebrating one hundred years, and this Saturday they will open up the campus for a community carnival to celebrate. It will include two sets from Trout Fishing in America. Pete speaks with Emily Gentry, CEO of Mount Sequoyah, about all the details.

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Pete Hartman is KUAF's operations manager.

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