Centennial Bank Awards Terry Odom The Truck He “Stuck to” for Over 91 Hours!

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After much rest and recuperation, many of the contestants of Centennial Bank's Stuck on a Truck 2010 contest met at the Main location in Conway to receive their prizes. The top contestants were not the only ones winning though.  Throughout the competition, our contestants' fans helped raise over $2,650 for local charities.

Kari Allen raised the most money for her charity, the Faulkner County Day School, and won an iPod and alarm clock for her efforts. 

The top three contestants won some great prizes.  Thank you to all of our sponsors for help making this happen.

Third Place – Jason Beck – Hot Tub from Luxury Pool and Spa

Second Place – Candace Martin – Scooter from Duncan Outdoors

First Place/Winner – Terry Odom – 2010 Ford F150 from Smith Ford

 

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