Shada tournament drew more than 1,000 players to Pelican

by Louis Hoglund
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“There were a lot of people in town, and hope they were able to find their way to some of the area businesses. One of the major missions of the Shada is to help increase traffic into Pelican and bring business to stores.” Doug Bruggeman


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