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The fair kicks off Aug. 15. New offerings on how agriculture affects a person’s everyday life, new entertainment options, and motorsports events, among others are all part of this year's scheduling events.
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State fairs across the country have historically been major events for not only the agricultural community but for the public as well. And as many state fairs have experienced a decline over the years, the opposite has been true in the Cowboy State. This year's event drew about 15 percent more attendees than last year's.
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The WSF kicked off on Tuesday, Aug. 16 and runs through Saturday, Aug. 20. New additions this year, such as entertainment acts and food vendors, are combined with more traditional fair attractions, like youth livestock showing and a PRCA rodeo. This year's attendance is set to be on par with last year's. Tickets can be purchased at the gate or online.
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Douglas is bracing for the 50,000 people that will flood in from around the region for the Wyoming State Fair, which starts Saturday. Fair staples, such…
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Wyoming Public Media captured the oral history of Wyoming’s families, farms and ranches during the 2012 Wyoming State Fair. WPM set up a booth giving away…