Entries Up At The 2024 Free Fair

Amadeus Sandifer and Jacob Vincent, with belt buckle, tied for first place in the Pottawatomie County Free Fair Big Bass Contest. Both of their fish weighed 5.7 pounds each. There was also a tie for second place between Grayson Jones and Cruz Winn, who both caught 2.12-pound bass. The first-place winners will receive $220 and a belt buckle, and the second-place winners get $110 each. Also shown, from left, are Trent Boles, Josh Vincent, Sandifer, Vincent, & Fetch-n-Fish tank owner Jason Reynolds.
Amadeus Sandifer and Jacob Vincent, with belt buckle, tied for first place in the Pottawatomie County Free Fair Big Bass Contest. Both of their fish weighed 5.7 pounds each. There was also a tie for second place between Grayson Jones and Cruz Winn, who both caught 2.12-pound bass. The first-place winners will receive $220 and a belt buckle, and the second-place winners get $110 each. Also shown, from left, are Trent Boles, Josh Vincent, Sandifer, Vincent, & Fetch-n-Fish tank owner Jason Reynolds.

Pottawatomie County Free Fair participants had nearly 1,800 entries by 3987 exhibitors this year.

In 2023, 1670 entries and 336 exhibitors were registered. This year, 387 exhibitors had 1,798 entries. The Free Fair Board was happy to see the increase.

This is the first year that the Pottawatomie County Free Fair has used ShoWorks, an exhibitor and entries management software.

According to the ShoWork…