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2009 Wilson County Fair Attendance Results & News:
Saturday August 29, 2009: 93,457
Final OFFICIAL 2009 Attendance - 505,434 * 39, 315 increase over 2008
Congratulations to the Wilson County Fair Board, Staff and Volunteers and a big thank you to our wonderful Sponsors who have produced the greatest attendance in the history of the Fair!
Day 9 Photos - CLICK HERE
Thank you to all our wonderful photographers: Peggy Clemons, Randall Coe, Perry Harmon, Lounita Howard, Lyndon LaFevers, Tom Roberson, Pam & Rick Thorne, Vicki Payne.
7-9 Month Girls - Division A Results from Saturday...
First Place : Katherine Elizabeth Bone - daughter of Hal & Tracey Bone Second Place : Ava Leizabeith Crook - daughter of Scot & Kelley Crook Third Place : Jenesis Green - daughter of Ginny McDonald & Jamie Green
(Photo by Tom Robertson)

Friday, August 28, 2009: 45,816 Season Ticket & Group Sales: 48,776 * 2009 Wilson County Fair is up 34, 514 on 2008 attendance - 2009 total attendance including Friday evening - 411,977
Day 8 Photos - CLICK HERE
This eye-catching display (photo below) by plays on the 2009 Wilson County Fair Theme, “Celebrating 30 Years of Volunteers.” Another great Fair is coming to a close - as of Friday night, attendance was ahead of the same time last year by 34,514. With moderate temperatures Saturday, volunteers were anxious to see the number of folks coming through the gate. Total attendance the first eight days of the nine-day Fair stands at 411,977. Total attendance in 2008 was 466,119. Photo by Lounita Howard.
To read all about Day 8 at the Wilson County Fair with the latest edition of dler's Note produced and published by the Watertown Gazette - CLICK HERE

Thursday, August 27, 2009: 30,439 * 2009 Wilson County Fair is up 31,820 on 2008 attendance - 2009 total attendance including Thursday evening - 317,385
Day 7 Photos - CLICK HERE
Owners of newly certified Wilson County Century Famrs were honored during the annual Century Farms luncheon on Thursday in Fiddlers Grove. (Photo below) From left are: Charlene Bentley Key and Richard Key, Bentley Farm, founded 1886; Ernest and Jacqueline Anderson, Sundale Farm, founded 1847; and Katherine and Dwight Saddler, Groom-Saddler Farm, founded 1868. Photo by Lounita Howard.
Read all about Day 7 at the Wilson County Fair with the latest edition of Fiddler's Note produced and published by the Watertown Gazette - CLICK HERE

Wednesday, August 26, 2009: 25,727
Day 6 Photos - CLICK HERE
The Senior Citizens Picnic on Monday drew 1,200 picnickers, who were entertained by “Elvis.” Photo (Below) a Watertown FFA member hands out desserts at Fiddlers Grove Pavilion. Also providing volunteers were the Youth Fair Board, Immanuel Baptist Church, the Fair Board and sponsors Healthspring, Goodall Homes, Suncrest Homes and Purity Dairies. The event is chaired by Donna Odum, Henderson’s Flower Shop. Donna plans to sponsor an apron contest at next year’s picnic.
Read all about Day 6 at the Wilson County Fair with the latest edition of Fiddler's Note produced and published by the Watertown Gazette - CLICK HERE

Tuesday August 25, 2009: 29,553
Day 5 Photos - CLICK HERE
Monday, August 24, 2009: 23,871
Six of the original 30 Founders of Wilson County Promotions who continue to serve who continue to serve on the Wilson County Fair Board of Directors were presented with trays during the Founders Day Celebration on Sunday. The trays are made of cedar grown in Wilson County and have a plaque attached to the bottom honoring them for 30 years of volunteer service with the Wilson County Fair Board.
Congratulations to Virginia Jordan, Gordon Skeen, Barbara Hagan Allison, Nelson Steed, Randall Clemons and Hale Moss. (read more in Fiddlers Note Monday's Edition)...
Day 4 Photos - Click Here
Thank you to all our wonderful photographers:
Peggy Clemons, Randall Coe, Perry Harmon, Lounita Howard, Lyndon LaFevers, Tom Roberson, Pam & Rick Thorne, Vicki Payne.
To read about a busy Monday - Click on the Fiddler's Note Graphic to the right:
Sunday, August 23, 2009: 67,984
The Wilson County Fair set a new attendance record on Aug. 22, 2009 - 105,779 - 5,441 more than ever before (the record was on the first Saturday in 2004).
Day 3 Photos - Click Here
To read all about the record breaking weekend - Click on the Fiddler's Note Graphic to the right:
Saturday, August 22, 2009: 105,779
One of the highlights of Saturday was The Ernest Tubb Midnight Jamboree that was broadcasted LIVE from the pageant stage at the Wilson County Fair Saturday night. The host for the event was Mandy Barnett, a 33 year old World-Class Vocalist originally from Crossville, Tennessee. At age 12, Justin Tubb invited Mandy to debut on the Grand Ole Opry as part of a tribute show to his father. However, in this area, she's probably best known for her role as Patsy Cline in "Always...Patsy Cline". The show was the first show in the completely renovated Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee where Patsy herself performed many times.
Day 2 Photos - Click Here
To read the latest news from Day Two at the Fair - Click on the Fiddler's Note Graphic Below (in PDF Format) - Published by the Watertown Gazette
Friday, August 21, 2009: 35,032
Opening Day At Wilson County Fair - Check Out Day 1 Photos
Thank you to all our photographers:
Peggy Clemons, Randall Coe, Perry Harmon, Lounita Howard, Lyndon LaFevers, Tom Roberson, Pam & Rick Thorne, Vicki Payne.
To read the latest news from Day One at the Fair - Click on the Fiddler's Note Graphic Below (in PDF Format) - Published by the Watertown Gazette
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