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Northwest Arkansas District Fair Underway

Tuesday, September 17, 2024 at 8:50 AM

By Scott McCaulley X @smcckc

Activities are underway in Harrison for the annual Northwest Arkansas District Fair. 

Several of the Livestock and Animal Showings have already taken place with more coming up over the next few days. Wednesday will see the annual Senior Day at the Fair plus the opening of the Commercial Building during the day and the Carnival in the evening.

Activities will continue through Saturday.

Features about activities at the fair will air all week on New Country 1029 including a pair of Live Radio Parties on Wednesday plus on Harrison's Original KHOZ.

Details about the fair can be found on the Northwest Arkansas District Fair Website.

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