Cornhole tournament benefits HFD vehicle

Harriman Fire Department will have a fundraising cornhole tournament at 4 p.m. Nov. 10 across from Harriman’s main fire station at 603 Walden Ave.

Entry fee is $30 per team; one of every 10 teams will receive a prize.

No preregistration is necessary; Cornhole Players Association tournament rules will be followed.

Proceeds from the event will go toward a quick transport vehicle, which the department will use in emergency-response situations such as at street festivals for better travel through crowds and rough terrain to reach those in need.

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