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Take a glance at the Clark County Fair
Fun filled days held August 7-11, 2024
2024-25 Clark County Fairest of the Fair court, back row, from the left: 1st Attendant Emma Moen, Fairest of the Fair Aspen Hagen, 2nd Attendant Amanda Durrstein; front row: Ariana Tlusty 1st Princess, Future Fairest of the Fair Ryann Walter, 2nd Princess Madisyn Dyre.
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Alaina Goessl was quite busy showing livestock at the Clark County Fair last week. Here she is with Rosco and Petunia, Rosco earned a blue!
Nicole Rogers photo
Sierra Bakke represented the O-W FFA superbly, showing two Hereford cross breeds and two Herefords and pulling in all blues.
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New to the county fair court 2nd Attendant Amanda Durrstein (left) and Fairest of the Fair Aspen Hagen sold raffle tickets as part of their royal duties.
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Evelyn and Alaina Goessl, of the Woodgrove Workers 4-H Club, reeled in several prestigious awards (3 grand champion, 5 blue and two red) for their goats of the myotonic breed.
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Youngsters grooming a friendly goat in the Clark County Fair goat barn.
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Evelyn Goessl cuddles up with a couple of friendly beasts.
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Free entertainment provided by Tractor Central.
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This little sheep goes to market, or more accurately, the livestock auction held on Saturday afternoon.
By Nicole Rogers
Saturday afternoon was cool and cloudy at the Clark County Fair making for a pleasant day to visit the barns and the midday.
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Jack Wendler dressed up and showed at the new fair event the Clark County Dairy Kids Formal held on Thursday, August 8.
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Jack Wendler, Evelyn and Alaina Goessl coming from showing at the Supreme Showman ring.
