Howard County Fair opens with coronation at Glenelg
The 42nd Howard County Fair crowned Amy Brown, 16, as Howard County Farm Queen during Sunday opening ceremonies. Contestants Tanya Ilves and Elizabeth May, plus Dina Allison, will serve as Farm Princesses. Brown, from a Glenelg farm, spoke of lessons learned in agriculture and plans for college scholarships. The day also featured a popular animal pageant with turtle car, cavewoman costume pony, and several prize livestock and canine contests.
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Sunday crowds filled the Howard County Fairgrounds as open class judging began in beef cattle, household goods, ponies, poultry, and baked goods. 4-H events dominate the program with beef heifer and market hog shows, plus open class crops and produce exhibits, including a new focus on local fresh produce growers.
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