This year's Douglas County Fair likely won't be open to the public, but 4-H displays still planned
The Douglas County Fair likely will not be open to the public this year — meaning no demolition derby, no tractor pulls and no carnival rides — but 4-H divisions will still have the opportunity to display their projects. The annual event had been scheduled for July 28 to Aug. 1 before the ...
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This year’s Douglas County Fair likely won’t be open to the public, but 4-H displays still planned
