Pima County Fair kicks off with more affordable prices than ever

Bri Pacelli is KGUN 9's Eastside reporter. Send your story ideas to Bri at [email protected].

The Pima County Fair, an annual tradition dating back to 1911, has begun with a wide variety of attractions for the community to look forward to this year.

“Well, this year there are so many new discounts and promotions," Rabago said."I think the fair this year is going to be more affordable than ever with value meals, free admission days, lots of ways to save."

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