Aurelius Township woman helps generate $20,000 in sales for local food trucks

With canceled events and a lack of foot traffic, our local food trucks were hit especially hard.

One woman in Aurelius Township just west of Mason recognized this early on, and decided she was going to help any way she could -- and she has, with the help of her nearly 300 neighbors.

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