(KNZA)--The Brown County Free Fair Association will hold their annual Spotlight Auction next week on Monday and Tuesday evenings, March 13-14.
It will be broadcast over KNZA 103.9 FM from 5:30 to 9 each evening.
The Spotlight Auction is a live radio auction of merchandise, services and chamber dollars donated mostly by area businesses, with bids taken via the phone.
You can see pictures of the items being sold and view the flyer online by going to the Brown County Fair Facebook page or the Brown County Extension website at www.brown.ksu.edu.
Those unable to call on the two evenings can call the Brown County Extension Office and give a maximum bid on the item or items you would like to buy, and one of the Fairboard members will be the bidder for you.
Proceeds from this year- auction will be used for the operation of the 2023 Brown County Fair to be held July 8-14.
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