By Dewey Terrill and Anthony Gorges

The annual Junction City Expo featured local businesses and organizations in Heritage Park Tuesday evening.

Jordan McCann, Chamber of Commerce Activities Director, noted that the event began as a business expo eight or ten years ago. "Then rebranded after COVID to the Junction City Expo. The idea is for our Junction City businesses to get exposure, get them out of their brick and mortar,&nbsp; get them out of their homes, and have community awareness of their businesses. "

More than 65 businesses and organizations signed up to participate in the expo.

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Junction City Expo draws a strong turnout