Texas State Fair Mascot ‘Big Tex’ Gets a Pro-P
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Texas State Fair Mascot ‘Big Tex’ Gets a Pro-Police Makeover
Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
xas State Fair Mascot ‘Big Tex’ Gets a Pro-Police Makeover
Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
ate Fair Mascot ‘Big Tex’ Gets a Pro-Police Makeover
Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
ir Mascot ‘Big Tex’ Gets a Pro-Police Makeover
Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
cot ‘Big Tex’ Gets a Pro-Police Makeover
Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Big Tex’ Gets a Pro-Police Makeover
Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
ex’ Gets a Pro-Police Makeover
Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Gets a Pro-Police Makeover
Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Pro-Police Makeover
Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
olice Makeover
Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Makeover
Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
ef="http://insider.foxnews.com/2016/09/09/big-tex-texas-state-fair-mascot-gets-new-patch-commemorating-police-officers-killed" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" class="bbcode_url"> Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
tp://insider.foxnews.com/2016/09/09/big-tex-texas-state-fair-mascot-gets-new-patch-commemorating-police-officers-killed" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" class="bbcode_url"> Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
nsider.foxnews.com/2016/09/09/big-tex-texas-state-fair-mascot-gets-new-patch-commemorating-police-officers-killed" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" class="bbcode_url"> Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
.foxnews.com/2016/09/09/big-tex-texas-state-fair-mascot-gets-new-patch-commemorating-police-officers-killed" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" class="bbcode_url"> Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
ws.com/2016/09/09/big-tex-texas-state-fair-mascot-gets-new-patch-commemorating-police-officers-killed" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" class="bbcode_url"> Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
/2016/09/09/big-tex-texas-state-fair-mascot-gets-new-patch-commemorating-police-officers-killed" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" class="bbcode_url"> Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
09/09/big-tex-texas-state-fair-mascot-gets-new-patch-commemorating-police-officers-killed" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" class="bbcode_url"> Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
big-tex-texas-state-fair-mascot-gets-new-patch-commemorating-police-officers-killed" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" class="bbcode_url"> Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
x-texas-state-fair-mascot-gets-new-patch-commemorating-police-officers-killed" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" class="bbcode_url"> Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
s-state-fair-mascot-gets-new-patch-commemorating-police-officers-killed" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" class="bbcode_url"> Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
e-fair-mascot-gets-new-patch-commemorating-police-officers-killed" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" class="bbcode_url"> Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
-mascot-gets-new-patch-commemorating-police-officers-killed" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" class="bbcode_url"> Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
t-gets-new-patch-commemorating-police-officers-killed" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" class="bbcode_url"> Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
-new-patch-commemorating-police-officers-killed" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" class="bbcode_url"> Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
atch-commemorating-police-officers-killed" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" class="bbcode_url"> Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
ommemorating-police-officers-killed" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" class="bbcode_url"> Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
rating-police-officers-killed" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" class="bbcode_url"> Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
-police-officers-killed" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" class="bbcode_url"> Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
e-officers-killed" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" class="bbcode_url"> Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
cers-killed" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" class="bbcode_url"> Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
illed" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" class="bbcode_url"> Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
rel="nofollow" target="_blank" class="bbcode_url"> Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
rget="_blank" class="bbcode_url"> Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
_blank" class="bbcode_url"> Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
" class="bbcode_url"> Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
s="bbcode_url"> Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
ode_url"> Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
l"> Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
ter this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
is month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
th, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
e Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
s State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
e Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
ver the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
e Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
on Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
l and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
nding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
n Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
as, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
d ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
ig Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
ll be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
come visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
isitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
s onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
idway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
ways.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
ut for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
tivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
itter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
ex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
self, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
owboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
itched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
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Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
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Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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[img]Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
[img]Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Big Tex’s new outfit was rolled out for the public Friday at the Cotton Bowl
Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
[img]Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
Later this month, the Texas State Fair will take over the Cotton Bowl and surrounding area in Dallas, and ‘Big Tex’ will be there to welcome visitors onto the Midway, as always.
But for this year’s festivities, Dickies, the official outfitter of the fair and of Big Tex himself, sewed the mascot a very special set of clothes.
Big Tex’s 55-foot-tall cowboy shirt will come stitched with a patch commemorating the five police officers slain in Dallas this July.
Fair organizers said the gesture was a thank-you to the law enforcement community in the Dallas area who have kept fairgoers safe for decades.
“We work very closely with Dallas police and DART officers at the State Fair and respect everything they do,” Karissa Condoianis, a spokeswoman for the fair, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Big Tex’s new outfit was rolled out for the public Friday at the Cotton Bowl
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