State Fair ends on high note with vendors' praise
Jana Hallman 's candles didn't move as quickly off the shelves during the 2011 Oklahoma State Fair as they did last year.
But she's not complaining. Her booth still turned a profit.
“We're still very pleased,” said Hallman, who lives in Owasso and owns Ashton Kelly Candles with her husband.
Sunday marked the end of the 104th annual fair at State Fair Park .
Though the economy is still...
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