Kasey Kahne makes appearance in Enumclaw | Slideshow | Courier-Herald

Kasey Kahne makes appearance in Enumclaw | Slideshow

Kasey Kahne made an appearance at the Kasey Kahne Store in Enumclaw June 20. The NASCAR driver signed autographs and spent time with kids.

June 26, 2013 6:13 pm

Kasey Kahne made an appearance at the Kasey Kahne Store in Enumclaw June 20.

Kasey Kahne made an appearance at the Kasey Kahne Store in Enumclaw June 20. The NASCAR driver signed autographs and spent time with kids.

during the appearance.

The store is located at 1325 Cole St.

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