The Wilson County Tennessee State Fair is underway, with crowds gathering despite the heat. Fair officials are prioritizing heat safety as visitors enjoy rides, food, and games. Families are finding ways to cope with the high temperatures, using items like portable fans and umbrellas to stay cool.
Some are also relying on cold drinks and treats like popsicles to beat the heat. Further details about the fair and its efforts to keep attendees safe are available from NewsChannel 5 WTVF.
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