Different types of artwork was on display last Friday afternoon as County Fair winners came to pick up their projects. Hunter king | dispatch record
Sophia-Belle Thomas showcased the best photography in the intermediate division, earning first place for her efforts. Hunter king | dispatch record
Katelyn Martin received Best in Show for her textile project. Hunter king | dispatch record
Alliza Shaw was the adult champion in the theme category. Hunter king | dispatch record
Diane Lawson earned top recognition in the adult crafts competition. Hunter king | dispatch record
Dala Irvin was the adult champion in the canned goods category. Hunter king | dispatch record
Eli Hernandez, left, and Noah Hernandez won the child categories for photography and art, respectively. Hunter king | dispatch record
County Fair exhibits were displayed last Thursday and Friday at First Presbyterian Church’s Fellowship Hall.
More than 300 people came through during Spring Ho to see the 165 entries submitted by county residents.
The ’36 Club hosted the event.
Taking Best in Show honors was Katelyn Martin’s textile exhibit.
Martin was entered in the Intermediate division for those ages 13-18.
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