Lewiston Tribune Podcast It's almost Turkey Ball time

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Turkey Ball, a basketball game celebrated every Thanksgiving morning in Lewiston since 1975, continues to unite the community. Originally founded by local enthusiasts, the game showcases the area's rich sports culture and camaraderie. In the latest Lewiston Tribune Podcast, original player Steve Forge discusses the game's history and its importance to the community. Forge emphasizes how Turkey Ball has become a symbol of local tradition, drawing participants and spectators alike. The podcast episode, which provides a deeper look into the event's origins, can be found at lmtribune.

com or accessed via a QR code. Over the years, Turkey Ball has evolved into a cherished holiday activity that strengthens community ties. The event not only highlights local athleticism but also fosters a sense of belonging among residents. As Thanksgiving approaches, anticipation builds for this year's Turkey Ball, ensuring its place in Lewiston's holiday traditions.

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