The City of Pana is winding down after the week-long Pana Tri-County Fair, Monday's Labor Day Parade, and July's Popcorn Festival, events that Pana counts on to bring travelers and commerce into town. Pana City Clerk, Kim Toberman, was happy to see the increased traffic in Pana and the hard efforts of all the people behind the scenes paying off as local and traveling citizens enjoyed their unofficial end-of-summer celebration.

Toberman first speaks of the Pana Street Crews who work tirelessly to prepare not only the Pana Tri-County Fairgrounds but also the area parks, streets, and parking lots for an inviting entrance.

With an uptick in population, busy businesses, and the chaotic nature of the fair week, from the good to the bad to the ugly, Toberman says there was not much "ugly" to mention.

Toberman spoke on new vendors at this year's fair and the local shopping that is shown off yearly.

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Kim Toberman appeared as a guest on the WTIM Pana Morning Show.