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Bedford County Battle of the badges leads to over 300 pints of blood

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Bedford County Battle of the Badges blood drive partnership with blood assurance recently wrapped up with 327 pints of blood being donated.

The Shelbyville Fire Department came out on top as the overall winner this year. 

The drive was held Sept. 22 at Cooper Steel arena in Shelbyville.

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