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Fine dining and fun times at the South Carolina State Fair
Enticed by tantalizing smells, patrons lined up to try all their favorite foods at the state fair on Monday.
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Memory Wall at South Carolina State Fair relives past fair fun
The 150th anniversary of the South Carolina State Fair is giving fairgoers the opportunity to stroll down memory lane.
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Blacksmith preserves lost art
A blacksmith artist with a Hollywood special effects background returns to South Carolina State Fair for fifth year.
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150 years of food and fun at the fair
Carolina News reporters spent a day among the festivities at the South Carolina State Fair to determine if some of the classic fair foods hold up against unique new offerings.
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Ferris wheels and french fries: State Fair opens
The South Carolina State Fair is back in Columbia for its 150th year and festival goers shared what they’re looking forward to most.
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“Safety First” is the motto at S.C. State Fair
The State Fair is returning to Columbia and guests can be assured that safety is the no. 1 priority.
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Couple tours the country racing pigs
A couple travels around the U.S. frequenting fairs to show off their pig racing exhibition.
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Restaurant Week, State Fair vie for diners’ palates
In Columbia, restaurants participating in Restaurant Week are competing with the State Fair for diners’ tastebuds.
Read MoreSand-sculpting couple brings love, expertise to S.C. State Fair
Sand-sculpting couple brings love and technical expertise to the South Carolina State Fair.
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