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X-WR-CALDESC:The Carolina Classic Fair has redesigned the fair experience f
 or 2020. Due to COVID-19\, the Carolina Classic Fair was canceled. Food Da
 y at the Fair annually brought in over 70\,000 pounds of non-perishable fo
 od items for the Crisis Control Ministry food pantries. With the cancelati
 on of the fair\, Crisis Control Ministry is excited to partner with The Dr
 ive-Thru presented by the Carolina Classic Fair on October 1-4\, 2020\, fr
 om 11 AM – 7 PM. The Drive-Thru is an opportunity for fair fans to indulge
  in their favorite fair food and enjoy an entertaining “ride” and “game” a
 ll from the safety of their vehicle.\n\n“There will also be merchandise\, 
 a virtual exhibit of agriculture\, livestock\, food\, and more\,” said Che
 ryle Hartley\, the Carolina Classic Fair Director. People are encouraged t
 o bring 5 non-perishable food donations to benefit Crisis Control Ministry
 ’s food pantry in Winston-Salem and Kernersville. As attendees drive throu
 gh the fairgrounds\, Crisis Control Ministry will be set up to accept food
  donations. Volunteers and staff from Crisis Control Ministry will greet a
 ttendees with gloves and masks on to accept the donations. People can roll
  down their window and drop the food into the bins. “Our goal is to provid
 e a safe donation drop-off experience\,” said Abbey Riesett\, Special Even
 ts & Marketing Manager at Crisis Control Ministry.\n\nCorporal Brad Mullin
 s with the Winston-Salem Police Department will join Crisis Control Minist
 ry at The Drive Thru on certain days to showcase the 2020 Chevy Silverado 
 Crew Cab truck that will be raffled off at the Second Annual Battle of the
  Badges Charity Softball Tournament to benefit Crisis Control Ministry on 
 Saturday\, October 31\, 2020. Truck raffle tickets are available for purch
 ase at https://www.crisiscontrol.org/news-events/events.html.\n\nThe Drive
 -Thru will also host Drive-In Movies on October 2nd and 3rd starting at 7:
 05 PM and 9:15 PM. There will be a 15-minute firework show in between the 
 movies. To learn more about The Drive-Thru and the Drive-In Movies\, visit
  CarolinaClassicFair.com.
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DESCRIPTION:The Carolina Classic Fair has redesigned the fair experience fo
 r 2020. Due to COVID-19\, the Carolina Classic Fair was canceled. Food Day
  at the Fair annually brought in over 70\,000 pounds of non-perishable foo
 d items for the Crisis Control Ministry food pantries. With the cancelatio
 n of the fair\, Crisis Control Ministry is excited to partner with The Dri
 ve-Thru presented by the Carolina Classic Fair on October 1-4\, 2020\, fro
 m 11 AM – 7 PM. The Drive-Thru is an opportunity for fair fans to indulge 
 in their favorite fair food and enjoy an entertaining “ride” and “game” al
 l from the safety of their vehicle.\n\n“There will also be merchandise\, a
  virtual exhibit of agriculture\, livestock\, food\, and more\,” said Cher
 yle Hartley\, the Carolina Classic Fair Director. People are encouraged to
  bring 5 non-perishable food donations to benefit Crisis Control Ministry’
 s food pantry in Winston-Salem and Kernersville. As attendees drive throug
 h the fairgrounds\, Crisis Control Ministry will be set up to accept food 
 donations. Volunteers and staff from Crisis Control Ministry will greet at
 tendees with gloves and masks on to accept the donations. People can roll 
 down their window and drop the food into the bins. “Our goal is to provide
  a safe donation drop-off experience\,” said Abbey Riesett\, Special Event
 s & Marketing Manager at Crisis Control Ministry.\n\nCorporal Brad Mullins
  with the Winston-Salem Police Department will join Crisis Control Ministr
 y at The Drive Thru on certain days to showcase the 2020 Chevy Silverado C
 rew Cab truck that will be raffled off at the Second Annual Battle of the 
 Badges Charity Softball Tournament to benefit Crisis Control Ministry on S
 aturday\, October 31\, 2020. Truck raffle tickets are available for purcha
 se at https://www.crisiscontrol.org/news-events/events.html.\n\nThe Drive-
 Thru will also host Drive-In Movies on October 2nd and 3rd starting at 7:0
 5 PM and 9:15 PM. There will be a 15-minute firework show in between the m
 ovies. To learn more about The Drive-Thru and the Drive-In Movies\, visit 
 CarolinaClassicFair.com.
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LOCATION:Winston-Salem Fairgrounds
SUMMARY:The Drive-Thru Presented By The Carolina Classic Fair
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