Senior Pro Rodeo generated roughly $109,000 for local businesses; county contributed $30,000
Remelle Farrar told commissioners the Senior Pro Rodeos in May drew about 150 contestants from nine states, produced over $109,000 in trackable revenue for local businesses, and that Hemphill County contributed $30,000 toward hosting the events.
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Remelle Farrar presented a follow-up report on the Senior Pro Rodeos held in May 2026, telling the Court that Hemphill County contributed $30,000 toward hosting the events. Farrar said the rodeos brought about 150 contestants from nine states and generated more than $109,000 in trackable revenue for local businesses.
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