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    Heartland Stampede still a go – for now

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    By Brandon Peoples on April 7, 2020 Local News

    Heartland Stampede appears as though it will go on as scheduled.

    Plans are still in place for the annual music festival, formerly known as Country Stampede, which runs June 25-27 in Topeka. Headliners include Luke Combs and Toby Keith.

    The event was initially moved from the Manhattan area to Topeka last year due to concerns with flooding and accessibility before organizers later announced the permanent move to the new site at Heartland Motorsports Park.

    In a statement on its Facebook page, organizers said Sunday they are “keeping a close watch on developments surrounding COVID-19 and will abide by any precautions put in place by local and state authorities.”

    No announcement has been made as to whether refunds will be available if the cancel gets cancelled.

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