One of the many features of the Puyallup Fair are the fun rides.(KIRO FM/Tim Haeck)
Annual Puyallup Fair kicks off 17-day run
on September 7, 2012 @ 2:50 pm (Updated: 6:24 pm - 9/7/12 )
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The 17-day event features a rodeo, concerts, food, exhibits, animal displays, and nightly fireworks.
Reporter Tim Haeck ran into a group of girls who said "boys" were also a feature at this year's fair.
Rachel Belle of the Ron & Don Show is most excited about the food, specifically the fried lemonade. Read more.
The Puyallup Fair began in 1900 and is one of the largest state fairs in the nation with attendance expected to exceed one million visitors.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
Tim Haeck,
KIRO Radio Reporter
Tim Haeck is a news reporter with KIRO Radio. While Tim is one of our go-to, no-nonsense reporters, he also has a sensationally dry sense of humor and it will surprise some to learn he is a weekend warrior.
Tim Haeck is a news reporter with KIRO Radio. While Tim is one of our go-to, no-nonsense reporters, he also has a sensationally dry sense of humor and it will surprise some to learn he is a weekend warrior.
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