Photos from services Nov. 12 for WWII MIA Sgt. Zelwood Gravlin.
Photographs from Friday, Sept. 23, at Farmington Fair.
There is a new alpaca farm in Farmington.
Pictures from the Ryan Hallman memorial ride Aug. 27 in Farmington.
Part of the Exhibition Hall on the Farmington Fairgrounds has been deemed too expensive to repair. Seen Tuesday night, Aug. 10, is the section that was torn down Wednesday.
Fair secretary Neal Yeaton looks through an opening in a section of the Exhibition Hall on the Farmington fairgrounds Wednesday morning, Aug. 10. The section was torn down later that morning after it was determined needed repairs would be too expensive.
Conrad Bailey uses an excavator Wednesday morning, Aug. 10, at the Farmington fairgrounds. Breaking up the lower section was the first step in demolishing part of the Exhibition Hall.
Neal Yeaton watches Wednesday morning, Aug. 10, while an excavator works to bring down part of the Exhibition Hall. Yeaton, Farmington Fair secretary, said it was too expensive to repair that section.
Neal Yeaton watches Wednesday morning, Aug. 10, as part of the Exhibition Hall at the fairgrounds in Farmington is pushed in by an excavator. Repairing it was deemed too costly.
Secretary Neal Yeaton at left listens as Conrad Bailey explains the next step in removing part of the Exhibition Hall Wednesday morning, Aug. 10, at the fairgrounds in Farmington. Fair worker Georgia Tolman is also seen standing on the roof of the now flat section of the building.
Conrad Bailey uses an excavator to peel metal roofing from part of the Exhibition Hall Wednesday morning, Aug. 10, at the fairgrounds in Farmington. Deemed too expensive to repair, the removal will allow more space for vendors.
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