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Taste of Galesburg needs volunteers to help at this year’s event

The annual Taste of Galesburg is less than two weeks away!  But, they need your help.  At least 50 people are needed to help volunteer with the event to help pull it off.

Find out how you can help, and learn more about this year's event, to be held Thursday, July 18, with organizers Kraig Boynton and Angela Simpson by listening to this interview from Galesburg's Morning News.

 

The annual Taste of Galesburg is less than two weeks away!  But, they need your help.  At least 50 people are needed to help

 

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