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Wylie Rodeo sponsorships available

by | Aug 9, 2017 | Latest

By Joe Reavis

Staff Writer

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Businesses wanting to help sponsor the 25th annual Wylie Championship Rodeo, scheduled for Sept. 8-9, have through Friday, Aug. 25, to secure a sponsorship or booth.

The event features two nights of professional rodeo action along with live music, calf scrambles, bounce houses and more. The rodeo starts at 6 p.m. each day at Wylie Rodeo Arena on Hensley Lane.

Sponsorship levels range from $250 to $1,200 for both nights for chamber of commerce members.

The highest level, Bucking Chute Sponsor, is $800 per night, or $1,200 for both nights, for a chamber member and includes 10 VIP passes per night, reserved arena side seating in the VIP section with dinner and food service, display of a company banner on the bucking chute, logo placement on the rodeo website, public announcement recognition, program listing and a published “thank you.” There is a limit of eight Bucking Chute Sponsors.

For the full story see the Aug. 9 issue or subscribe online.

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