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Gut Check draws 142 marchers and $35,000 for veterans and first responders | Sanpete Messenger

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Volunteers and attendees to the 2026 Gunnison Gut Check stretch out Big Betsy just before sunrise on Saturday before the ruck march began. (Robert Stevens / Messenger Photo) GUNNISON'The ninth annual Gunnison Gut Check drew 142 marchers and raised $35,000 for charities that support veterans and first responders and their families, organizer Justen Mellor reported following the event.

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