COME ON DOWN to the Prices Are Right! – Pure Oldies 98.3 & 98.5

The Spencer Media Group presents the 17th annual PRICES ARE RIGHT show at the Clay County Fair Sunday, September 7th in the Events Center Ballroom!!

This is the only show at the Clay County Fair that is guaranteed to give away nearly $10,000 in prizes!! The PRICES ARE RIGHT is a spinoff of the television show, you’ll have the chance to play all the fun, exciting games on stage and win incredible prizes.

Be sure to arrive early to get a good seat and to register for the chance to “Come On Down!” Doors will open at 5pm. Enjoy this family-friendly show in the climate-controlled Events Center Ballroom.

Plus … make sure you’re in your seat right away at 5:30pm for a special surprise for one lucky person in the audience!!

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