Fair Board hosting four performers over two nights

SIDNEY -- The 2024 Cheyenne County Fair is less than two weeks away, officially starting Saturday, July 20. The opening day includes the Working Ranch Horse Show, Rowdy's Round-Up Cheer & Dance Competition, and the NBHA Barrel Race.

July 9, 2024Updated: July 9, 2024

By News Channel Nebraska

Fair Board hosting four performers over two nights

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Fair Board hosting four performers over two nights

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Ag & Outdoor

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