Local BBQ restaurant featured on national television
B.E. Scott's BBQ in Lexington hits the nationwide SEC network for a cooking segment on their TrueSouth series to show off their culinary talents and southern style.
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B.E. Scott's BBQ in Lexington hits the nationwide SEC network for a cooking segment on their TrueSouth series to show off their culinary talents and southern style.
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