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How a tiny ranching town built one of America's top Fourth of July rodeos
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How a tiny ranching town built one of America's top Fourth of July rodeos
OAKLEY, Utah — Every Independence Day, a town of roughly 1,600 residents transforms into one of the West’s premier rodeo destinations, welcoming more than 30,000 visitors for four days of competition, tradition, and celebration. Side streets fill with visitors. Local businesses experience one of their busiest weeks of the year. And volunteers spend months preparing for the crowds. The rodeo brings an economic boost to eastern Summit County and i…
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