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Grace Tullos shows her emotions after her Grand Champion steer sold for more than $10,000 at the Livestock Auction. Photos by Tony FarkasGrace Tullos shows her emotions after her Grand Champion steer sold for more than $10,000 at the Livestock Auction. Photos by Tony Farkas

TCNS staff

TRINITY — Grace Tullos showed her Grand Champion steer through tears as it sold for more than $10,000 during Saturday’s Junior Livestock Sale, part of the 74th annual Trinity Community Fair.

Other emotions — laughter, screams of joy mixed with a little fear — rang through the Midway during what is called “the last free fair in Texas.”

Publicity Co-Chair Tally Stout said the community truly exemplified the motto of  “Country Pride, Community Wide” this year.

Early figures show the auction sale total was $139,075, and there was an increase in booth vendors and parade entries; the carnival was a main attraction; the entertainment created great sounds; and the crowd beamed with excitement, Stout said.

“Thanks to everyone that came out and helped make the 2023 fair a success,” she said. “See you at the Crawfish Boil in May.”

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