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Come see MORE 104.9 at the Clay County Fair!

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All 9 days of the fair we’ll be broadcasting from our studio-headquarters on the fairgrounds, The Depot, home of the Smoky Mountain Central Railroad!

The SMG announcers will also be talking to several vendors at the fair, telling you all about what they have to offer!

Purchase tickets to any of the following SMG Concerts.  Tickets are available by calling 515-244-2771; at Midwest Tix; or go directly to the Events Center box office.

 

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