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Here’s Your Chance to COME ON DOWN and Win!

Here’s Your Chance to COME ON DOWN and Win!

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The Spencer Radio Group proudly presents the PRICES ARE RIGHT Show at the Clay County Fair Sunday, September 8th in the climate-controlled Events Center Ballroom!

Over $13,000 in prizes guaranteed to be given away during this family-friendly one-hour show!  Plus, don’t be late.  At the very beginning of the show, there will be a special surprise … you won’t want to miss out!!

Doors to the ballroom open at 5pm; showtime is 5:30pm.  Arrive early to get registered for the chance to “Come On Down!”

See Pictures from Last Year’s Show

Last year’s Showcase Showdown winner won a trip for two to HAWAII!!  Wait until you see what we’re giving away this year!

We hope to see you at this year’s PRICES ARE RIGHT Show at the Clay County Fair!

 

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