<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0ZkmMP_1012vYID00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0ZkmMP_1012vYID00" width="1200" height="630" >BOYLE - If you saw smoke over downtown Boyle today. It had very little to do with fire, but everything to do with first responders.The town of Boyle hosted a BBQ competition downtown.David Tedford of Cleveland put his grilling to the test in the Hogs and Heroes competition and says he has a shot at winning."I think we're in runnings. You never come into one of these. Just just absolutely positive" said Tedford.Others like Madi Cole Beck came to be a part of this First Responder Fundraiser.“It's our hometown, and we just wanted to come out and support y'all” said Beck.Clay Cummins, Shane Henderson, and Michael Lamb came up with Hogs and Heroes. They had their first event last year, and this is the second event. It runs from Friday to Saturday.Cummins, says he wanted to gather first responders in one place to help them out.“We've got seven competitive barbecue teams, some of which are actually first responders. Tomorrow, we will have events all day, hopefully the weather holds off” said Cummins....and he says there will be interactive events on Saturday.“We have a mini firefighter challenge for kids 13 and under, will have bounce houses for the kids, live demonstrations, Hearst Jaws of Life will come in and they're going to cut up two cars” said Cummins.The Cleveland Volunteer Fire Department is going to do a live burn. The Mississippi Department of Corrections is bringing in some narcotics dogs, to put on an exhibition.Boyle Mayor Tommy Taylor says he’s glad to host the competition again.“I'm excited about it. We're all excited about it. We try to try to support our law enforcement, first responders as much as we can” said Taylor.Tedford and Beck hope lots of people come to enjoy some BBQ.“Everybody. Come out and have a good time. Come eat some barbecue” said Tedford.“Y'all just come out and have a great time” said Beck.The money raised goes to the Delta first responder equipment grant and injured first responder families.</div></body>

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BOYLE - If you saw smoke over downtown Boyle today. It had very little to do with fire, but everything to do with first responders. The town of Boyle hosted a BBQ competition downtown. David Tedford of Cleveland put his grilling to the test in the Hogs and Heroes competition...

Downtown Boyle hosts a Fundraiser BBQ Competition for First Responders

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BOYLE - If you saw smoke over downtown Boyle today. It had very little to do with fire, but everything to do with first responders. The town of Boyle hoste

Downtown Boyle hosts a Fundraiser BBQ Competition for First Responders

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