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Accepting the award are front row, left to right, SPFC Rodeo Queen Kaila McAnally, Princess Raylea Juarez, second row, Captain Brad Neal, Lt. Josh Tucker, and Sgt. Eric Wartenbee. The group also received the award for most improved rodeo in 2020. Officers of the Sheriff’s Posse of Franklin County accept an award for being ranked 13th in 2020 for top paying rodeos with a total of $62,875 at the United Professional Rodeo Association awards banquet Saturday, November 21.

Accepting the award are front row, left to right, SPFC Rodeo Queen Kaila McAnally, Princess Raylea Juarez, second row, Captain Brad Neal, Lt. Josh Tucker, and Sgt. Eric Wartenbee. The group also received the award for most improved rodeo in 2020.

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