Hardin fair board wants your opinion
The Hardin County Fair board invites input of exhibitors, buyers, potential guests, campers and community members concerning this year's fair.
A survey designed to gauge stakeholders' opinions on holding a modified fair in varying degrees is linked below.
"The fair is for the youth and for the community," said Corey Ledley, Hardin County Fair board president. "We are using this survey to get an accurate read on what the community is feeling."
While the decision to hold or not hold a fair will not be made solely on this data, it will play a role.
All members of the Hardin County community and anyone who engages in the Hardin County Fair is encouraged to take the survey. The survey will be available through midnight June 18.
Click here to take the survey.
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