Sean C. Morgan
Kimi Dixon is shooting to break 300 cars Saturday with the fifth annual Sweet Home Sweet Ride car show, and it’s looking good based on early registration.
“We’ve been ahead of schedule, which makes me very happy,” said Dixon, who is organizing this year’s event. Other than a couple of hiccups, such as the roadside banner with the wrong date, things are looking good, she said.
The correct date is this Saturday,…