Teams needed for Evansville Puzzle Challenge
HENDERSON, Ky (WEHT) – Maybe running a 5K or playing a golf scramble isn't your thing, but how about getting a team together to put together a puzzle for a good cause?
The Evansville Puzzle Challenge is coming up and teams ar eneeded.
Gelina Mascoe and Nikki Davis joined Gretchen Ross and Joe Bird on Daybreak with the details.
You can watch the full interview in the attached media player.
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