Falls City rallies around one amazing little lady

June 20, 2016 Nikki McKim 0 Comments

Over $22,000 was raised last weekend during the Eighth Annual Chasin’ Dreams Benefit. Over 135 vehicles lined the roads to raise money and bring awareness to Angelman Syndrome. Proceeds went to Tenley Babb to help with medical bills. Terry Lotter won the poker hand and donated it back to Tenley. If you couldn’t make the benefit but would like to send a donation, you can send it to: Chasing dreams – Tenley Babb. C/O Pam Holle at F&M Bank, 1701 Stone St., Falls City, NE 68355.

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