Country artist Ricky Lee set to perform at Rural King grand opening in Altoona
Ricky Lee took to Facebook Wednesday to announce the surprise performance while he's at the new location on Plank Road to promote his exclusive chili brand in the store. Guests will also have a chance to sample Ricky Lee's Chili as well.
Rural King sets grand opening in Altoona
While Rural King will be celebrating their grand opening all weekend, Ricky Lee will only be at the store Friday, May 23, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Rural King officially opened May 15 with a soft opening, gearing up for this weekend's grand opening that will not only feature Ricky Lee, but other vendors as well, including T-N-T's Smoke House Barbecue Company.The store, located in the old K-Mart building (528 W. Plank Road), is open 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. seven days a week. You can find more information on the Altoona location by clicking here.
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