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If you live near Winona, you may have heard of County Road G. For some of you, a road comes to mind, but for others, perhaps you’re reminded of the band. This week on The Live Feed, KQAL’s Anna Flores meets with the three-piece band made up of Jeff Strand, Heather Kitching, and Noah Hitner. Named after the road they grew up on in Buffalo County Wisconsin, this group blends together folk, rock, and blues music. A relatively new band, the trio has moved from off their porches to stages around the area.
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If you live near Winona, you may have heard of County Road G. For some of you, a road comes to mind, but for others, perhaps you’re reminded of the band. This week on The Live Feed, KQAL’s Anna Flores meets with the three-piece band made up of Jeff Strand, Heather Kitching, and Noah Hitner. Named after the road they grew up on in Buffalo County Wisconsin, this group blends together folk, rock, and blues music. A relatively new band, the trio has moved from off their porches to stages around the area.
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