On the afternoon of Thanksgiving, about 50 people were in line for food at No Name Saloon & Grill at 2 p.m., when the bar opened its free buffet to visitors.
They filled plates with traditional meats, including turkey and chicken. The spread also included an array of vegetables and pies.
Ben Lasseter
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KPCW
An employee said he expected as many as double that number to show up and dish up plates. With normal hours despite the holiday, he expected a busy afternoon and late night with a steady stream of patrons.
Those on Main Street enjoyed a clear afternoon with mild temperatures. Once inside, they were met with an abundance of holiday lights and Thanksgiving NFL football in full swing.
