Plenty Of Corn On The Cob At Bixby Fest

Saturday, June 25th 2011, 11:12 pm

By: News On 6

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BIXBY, Oklahoma -- Folks enjoyed fresh roasted corn on the cob in Bixby Saturday night at the Green Corn Festival. But first they worked up a big appetite at the morning parade.

They lined the street to check out all the cool floats and rides, including tractors and Travis Meyer too.

Of course, he wouldn't miss a chance to enjoy some corn on the cob.

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