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Stock show hires Sundance woman

By Journal staff | Saturday, January 19, 2008

A Sundance, Wyo., woman has been named assistant general manager of the Black Hills Stock Show/Central States Fair Inc.

Central States Fair Inc. produces most of the nonprofessional rodeo parts of the winter stock show.

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Criss Crozier joined the stock show staff early this month.

She is replacing Pam Teller, who is moving to Kansas. Teller has been the assistant general manager for more than four years. Teller is staying on through this year's stock show to help Crozier with the transition.

Crozier has been the general manager of the Crook County Fair in Sundance for the past seven years. She is a member of the Rocky Mountain Association of Fairs and the International Association of Fairs. She conducts workshops on fair management for the groups and received her fair executive degree last April.

Crozier grew up on a Crook County ranch. She graduated from Moorcroft (Wyo.) High School and attended Eastern Wyoming College in Torrington, Wyo.

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