Covered Wagons with a Cause Roll Through South Arkansas
By: KTVE
Updated: November 1, 2012
Two covered wagons with a cause have rolled through South Arkansas.
A group of four men have been traveling the country in the old-fashioned modes of transportation pulled by horses to raise money for Relay for Life.
Their journey started in South Tella, Texas 10 days ago. On Wednesday they stopped in El Dorado at the Brookshire's supermarket.
"I got lots of friends who have had cancer, got cancer, and have passed away from cancer and just took it up to do it," explains one of the group members.
The group rolled on to the town of Strong to spend the night. Their next stop is Greenville, Mississippi.
Click here for more information on the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life.
A group of four men have been traveling the country in the old-fashioned modes of transportation pulled by horses to raise money for Relay for Life.
Their journey started in South Tella, Texas 10 days ago. On Wednesday they stopped in El Dorado at the Brookshire's supermarket.
"I got lots of friends who have had cancer, got cancer, and have passed away from cancer and just took it up to do it," explains one of the group members.
The group rolled on to the town of Strong to spend the night. Their next stop is Greenville, Mississippi.
Click here for more information on the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life.
