Waco resident wins year's supply of Dr Pepper from Dr Pepper Museum KCENTV.com
A Waco resident has won a year's supply of Dr Pepper from the Dr Pepper Museum. The details of the win are available on KCENTV.com.
Further information about the win can be found on the KCENTV.com website. The Dr Pepper Museum is the source of the prize, which is a year's supply of Dr Pepper.
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