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The Cheyenne County Fairboard was blasted with questions and criticism after this year’s county fair and rodeo.
The fairboard holds its meetings in a small office complex adjacent to the arena, except when an overflow crowd requires a larger facility. The 6:30 p.m. Aug. 22 meeting was moved to the east end of the 4-H building with the board seated facing north. A crowd estimated at about 20 showed up for the meeting.
The night’s agenda included reviewing the ADA handicap accessibility of the grandstands.
New business included review of the various activities and events at the fair this year. T...
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