Grant County Fair officially begins
Retired military service members raised the United States flag and the Grant County Fair Flag during the opening ceremony Tuesday morning. The Grant County fair will run from Aug 12-16 with free admission Wednesday and Thursday until 3 p.m.
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Grant County Fair director Jim McKiernan speaks on the importance of the Grant County Fair and thanks all of those in the community who help make the festivities possible to the extent that they operate at.
Miss Moses Lake Roundup Rodeo Queen Kaylee Stump greets the crowd during the opening ceremony for the Grant County Fair.
Fair director Jim McKiernan stands with Commissioners Kevin Burgess and Rob Jones while they give their speeches at the opening ceremony. McKiernan said the success of the fair would not be possible without the support of local leaders.
Volunteers, government officials and other members of the community stand together for the opening ceremony for the Grant County Fair. Director Jim McKiernan honored everyone present or otherwise in their efforts to support and improve the fair every year.
Slim and Curly from the touring cowboy comedy troupe take time to watch the flag raising during the opening ceremony. The duo will be seen around the fairgrounds throughout the week.
Grant County Sheriff's Department officers stand together during the flag raising at the opening ceremony. GCSD has a booth set up near the flagpole where people can check in with members from the department.
MOSES LAKE — The 2025 Grant County Fair held its opening ceremony Tuesday at 10 a.m. to kick off the festivities for the week. Fair volunteers and advisors, local politicians, and the Grant County Sheriff’s Office were all in attendance to celebrate.
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