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    Second Jingle Bell Rock found in Wamego

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    By Brandon Peoples on December 20, 2019 Local News, Wamego
    The winners of the second Jingle Bell Rock, Blake Kitchen and wife Tonya pose for a photo at the Manhattan Broadcasting Company offices Friday. (Corey Reeves/KMAN)

    The hunting season has wrapped up in the search for the second G. Thomas Jewelers – Godfrey’s Tactical Supply Jingle Bell Rock.

    Manhattan couple Blake Kitchens and his wife Tonya found the rock near the tennis courts by a tree in the Wamego recreation complex, telling the KMAN Morning Show, the clue they heard Friday morning led them right to it.

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    This is their first time finding the rock, in what’s become an annual tradition for them. They’re looking forward to their haul of cash and prizes provided by area sponsors.

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    Tonya explains the moment she made the discovery.

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    The pair rushed back to the Manhattan Broadcasting studios to turn in the rock and collect their winnings, prior to catching a flight out of Kansas City to Pennsylvania for the holidays.

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    Blake and Tonya also had their hunting tags, which helped double their winnings.

     

     

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