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Our Neighbors in Wyoming are Adding Cornhole Games to Gravestones

Sep 1, 2023, 5:42 PM

Grieving over lawn games may become a new tradition at a cemetery in Wyoming. The city of Belle Fourche has posted pictures of grave markers on its Facebook page that double as cornhole boards for the bereaved.

The city, with a population of around 5,600, is just over the border from the northeastern part of Wyoming and has left many on the internet divided. Some say playing games near tombstones is disrespectful, while others say it honors the spirits of those who laughed and celebrated throughout their lives.

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