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BIKE CLASSIC STARTS TODAY - Johnny Staats Concert Tonight |
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By Bob Weaver The MegaZound crew and Appalachian Bike Classic workers moved into the Calhoun County Park last night in preparation for the two-day event which draws cyclists from all over the country. The large stage, sound and lighting system was being erected before dark last night, with workers and bike race organizers enjoying a fish dinner provided by Jim Bell and Duck Stevens. Jim Burrows of MegaZound said the concert will have something for "just about everyone." Music in the park will start at 2 p.m. and last into the evening, climaxing with the appearance of Johnny Staats at 8 p.m. Donations for the park will be taken. Donnie Price said one of the Classics big spectator events, the Pond Jump, is scheduled for 5 p.m. "Come on out and enjoy the day at the park," said Price. "It is a great spectator event for young and old. There's lots of things to do." "There are great vantage points to watch the racers, with plenty of parking," said Price. Bike racing enthusiasts were already arriving last night to participate in one of West Virginia's best races. The Appalachian Bike Classic will continue through Sunday.
 Classic opens today at County Park
MegaZound erects stage for concerts
Jim Burrows and crew put on final touches
Jim Bell feeds the workers
The stage is set for Johnny Staats concert at 8:00
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