You can feel the vibration as the motorcycles ridden by Run For the Wall riders rumble into Junction City on their cross country trip from California to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington D.C.&nbsp; That has been the case in the past and is expected to occur again when they arrive in Junction City about 6 p.m. on May 22nd.&nbsp;

Convention and Visitor's Bureau Director Donna Price said it appears that there will be more than 400 riders. "Everything is going as scheduled. We've got the park ( Heritage Park ) set up for them." Riders roll into town off I-70, and then north to the Heritage Park where there will be a brief ceremony. They stay overnight in Junction City, are provided evening and morning meals and then depart on the 23rd for their next stop on their cross country trip.

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 </figure>By Dewey TerrillJC PostYou can feel the vibration as the motorcycles ridden by Run For the Wall riders rumble into Junction City on their cross country trip from California to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington D.C.&nbsp; That has been the case in the past and is expected to occur again when they arrive in Junction City about 6 p.m. on May 22nd.&nbsp;Convention and Visitor's Bureau Director Donna Price said it appears that there will be more than 400 riders. "Everything is going as scheduled. We've got the park ( Heritage Park ) set up for them." Riders roll into town off I-70, and then north to the Heritage Park where there will be a brief ceremony. They stay overnight in Junction City, are provided evening and morning meals and then depart on the 23rd for their next stop on their cross country trip.

Run for the Wall will roll into Junction City