Transplants claim Duke City Marathon titles
Evan Gaynor, Grace Driskill, Nick Wheeler and Sina Sontowski are not from New Mexico originally, but they live here now. Sunday, these four New Mexico transplants were winners at Sunday’s Duke City Marathon.
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