Columbia County Fair Board looks back, forward

High and low points for the fair give organizers a place to start in planning for 2011.

CARRIE CHICKEN
WALLA WALLA UNION-BULLETIN


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DAYTON -- Columbia County Fair Board members took a look back at the 2010 Fair, and began planning for the 2011 fair at their meeting Monday.

Fair manager Shane Laib said Tuesday he didn't have final figures on attendance, but "it appears gate sales were up.

There were some last-minute changes in the event schedule, and some disappointments with attendance at special events, but highlights included the Kid Zone, which garnered an award from the Washington State Fair Association.


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