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FAYETTEVILLE — Shoppers in Fayetteville are getting into the holiday spirit. Hundreds of people began buying gifts Friday at the Holly Day Fair.
The annual Junior League fundraiser is always a popular one. All proceeds from the gift and craft show are donated to children's welfare groups and agencies in the community.
"Our signature project is the child advocacy center. Over $66,000 will go into that area this year," says chairperson Deborah Taylor.
Holly Day Fair continues through the weekend at the Charlie Rose Agri-Expo Center:
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