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WRAL-TV’s Brian Shrader (right) visits with viewers at the State Fair.

The State Fair is in full swing, and Capitol Broadcasting’s Triangle stations are right in the middle of it.   CBC’s tent stands in its usual spot beside Dorton Arena, and personalities and friends are on hand to welcome fair goers.

WRAL-TV anchors, reporters & meteorologists are signing autographs every day of the fair.  WRAL.com is your headquarters for the State Fair with videos, photos, stories & more.  WRAL viewers can participate in photo & story contests online.

WRAL-FM MIX 101.5 will also have personalities on hand to greet fair goers several different days during the fair.  Listeners can register to win $1,000 in Gas & Groceries, and visit with MIX promotion staffers as well.

The CBC tent stands beside Dorton Arena. See the FOX 50 banner on the tent in the center of this shot from atop the ferris wheel.

WRAL-FM’s Paige Longest (left) & Luanne Tart promote MIX 101.5 in the CBC tent.

99.9 The Fan is handing out cups, and listeners can stop by and play NHL 2008 or Madden on our Xbox 360. When The Fan isn’t playing games, they’ll show the greatest sports movies of all time.

FOX 50 has a presence in the tent as well.

The 2008 State Fair runs from Oct 16 – 26.

WRAL-TV’s Chad Flowers gets some cooking contest winners ready for a live shot for the news.	WRAL-TV’s Monica Laliberte greets fair-goers in the CBC tent.
Several CBC divisions have a presence in the company’s tent at the State Fair.	99.9 The Fan’s Hannon Norton (left) & Brandon Alexander hand out cups to promote CBC’s all-sports radio station.

WRAL-TV’s news truck parks near the tent, ready to send live shots back to the station.	WRAL-TV’s Brian Shrader gets set for a live shot on the noon news and for video on WRAL.com.
WRAL-TV’s Monica Laliberte signs an autograph for a WRAL fan.	CBC reminds viewer of the nationwide transfer to digital television in February 2009.

POSTED: October 21, 2008