Following two years of extremes, weather and attendance returned to a normal pattern with the 2016 Fayette County Fair.“2015 was probably one of the best years — if not the best. We had perfect weather and great attendance. The year before — 2014 — was the worst I can remember. We had ...
<strong>Youth under 19: Vegetable</strong>s: Blue ribbons went to Elaina Mayle of East Millsboro, beans-green bush-flat, beets, kale, tomato paste red; Kyle Smithburger of Smock, beans-green bush round; Caiten Cly of Dunbar, beans-green pole round, peas; Olivia Black ...
Results for animal competition at the recent Fayette County Fair include:<strong>Light horses</strong>: Ruth Ann Free of Smock, supreme champion stallion, champion stallion quarter horse; Aden Brame of Dunbar, supreme champion gelding, champion gelding quarter horse; ...
Here are more judging results from the Fayette County Fair:<strong>Needlework:</strong> Blue ribbons went to: Susan Jordan of Smithfield, large crocheted bedspread, crochet solid scarf; Lois Moag of Dunbar, handmade cross-stitch quilt, large solid crochet doily; ...
<strong>Dept. 12 Hay and Grain</strong>: Blue ribbons went to: John Black II of Masontown, hybrid field corn, oats Armor, wheat Pennoil, buckwheat Pennquad, alfalfa first cutting, summer annual grasses; Olivia Black of Smithfield, field corn-red, oats Ogle, oats ...
More judging results from the Fayette County Fair:<strong>Dept. 15: Baked and canned goods:</strong> Kathy Pyle of Rockwood, grand champion; Betsy Haas of Vanderbilt, reserve grand champion. Ball Award winners: pickled foods – Cathy McNair of Connellsville, adult; ...
