Amid county funding struggles, Turner County Fair keeps beating the odds
“But my ankles are bad and I don’t get around like I used to. I’ll still be out here, though. It would take an awful lot to keep me away.”
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“But my ankles are bad and I don’t get around like I used to. I’ll still be out here, though. It would take an awful lot to keep me away.”
“It will be interesting to see what next year looks like, but we basically said, ‘Dad, there’s a time to let other people get involved and make decisions.’
PARKER — Bob Merrill just couldn’t help himself. Despite bad ankles that require the use of a walking stick, the 84-year-old dairy farmer recently hobbled into an exhibit hall at
As fairs across the state struggle, one event remains immune: the Turner County Fair in Parker, South Dakota. Here's how it stays relevant: