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Jim Guidi |
Hall of Fame Award
The Amador County Fair Board of Directors is proud to
announce the induction of Jim Guidi into the Amador County Fair Hall of Fame.
Jim and his entire family have been a fixture on the
fairgrounds since the early 1970s tirelessly broadcasting from the on-grounds
KVGC 1340 AM and 96.5 FM Hometown Radio Stage each day of the Fair. Jim also provides
Master of Ceremony duties to the Miss Amador County Scholarship Pageant and
blow-by-blow commentary at the Annual Destruction Derby. Jim is a founding
member of the Amador County Fair Foundation.
For some real Fun
Fair Facts tune into KVGC 96.5 FM or 1340 AM, listen for the guitar intro
and learn about the history and people who made the Amador County Fair what it
is today. From diaper derbies survivor corn dog eating contests, Jim has been
our go to guy! And that’s a Fact.
With a passion for all things Amador County, Jim and
family support local kids, charities, businesses and causes earning him awards
from nearly every community group in Amador County. Always serving community,
Jim and KVGC is the voice of information during emergencies of any kind. When
you come to the Fair be sure to say hi to Jim and his entire family and thank
them for their support of the many events happening in the Motherlode.
The Hall of Fame Award recognizes and honors those
individuals or groups who have provided a body of work demonstrated over time
that benefits and supports the Amador County Fair. The Hall of Fame Award is given at the
discretion of the Amador County Fair Board of Directors
WFA Blue Ribbon Award
The Amador County Fair Board of Directors is proud to
announce American Legion Post 108 Ambulance Service as a recipient of the
prestigious Western Fairs Association (WFA) Blue Ribbon Award.
American Legion
Post 108 Ambulance Service has donated EMT and Ambulance Services for
Amador County Fair goers and participants for many decades. Their service to
the Amador County Fair and related youth activities includes donated ambulance
services for events including the annual Challenge of Champions High School
Rodeo and others.
Always professional, the American Legion Post 108
Ambulance Service EMTs are on the grounds ahead of the four-day run of the
Fair, watching over the people on the grounds who are working on their booths,
bringing in their livestock and more. By far, the biggest medical issue during
the Fair is blisters and heat related concerns. It’s comforting to know that
when needed we can always rely on our American Legion Post 108 Ambulance
Service to help.
The WFA Blue Ribbon Award recognizes and honors those
individuals or groups who have provided outstanding support to the fair and/or
the fair industry, including volunteers, groups, sponsors and educators.
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