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Menifee Max, the old cowboy who entertained our readers with his “hide and seek” online game in the past, has wandered back into town with a...

Menifee Max, the old cowboy who entertained our readers with his “hide and seek” online game in the past, has wandered back into town with a whole lot of new sponsors at his side. Anyone can play. When you see Menifee Max pop on the Menifee 24/7 Facebook page, simply make a comment under your user name. We’ll randomly pick a commenter to guess one of 24 squares on a grid to see if Max is hiding there. If he is, you win! We play until someone finds Max, and the winner gets a gift from our sponsor of the day.

For a sample of how the game is played, click on this link from the Menifee 24/7 archives:

Menifee Max archive video

So get ready and watch for Menifee Max’s appearance on our Facebook page, starting Sunday!

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*Eliana Orosco. Great pictures!

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