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Rainelle and White Sulphur Meet To Wade Through Rolling Thunder Rumors, Make Final Decision

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Contrary to a swift-footed rumor that sprouted its legs at a White Sulphur Springs City Council meeting, the sound of thunder will continue to roll through the streets of Rainelle when veterans with Run for the Wall, Task Force Omega and at least one chapter of Rolling Thunder Inc. make their way to Washington, D.C., for next year’s Memorial Day motorcycle ride.

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