‘It’s all worth it’: Teller County Fair just keeps getting bigger and better
Sonja Oliver
After 104 years the Teller County Fair is still going strong, bringing together the community and providing opportunities and events to continue the heritage of the “county fair tradition.”
“The work is long and hard and worth it when we see the kids faces as they grow and learn. It makes every minute of hard work worthwhile,” TCAFAS Board Secretary Terri Snare said.
“It’s a really great opportunity. We get to go camping with the kids and grandkids and just have fun while working at the same time,” Board President Randy Snare says.
According to TCAFAS Board President Randy Snare, “Attendance this year was over the top. We had four times over what we normally have in exhibitors.”
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