Serving Lincoln County for more than a century!
Serving Lincoln County for more than a century!
Dahlia Strozyk of Davenport calms her rabbit during showcases Friday, Aug. 25.
Myleigh and Dean Benham of Reardan parade their goats and sheep around the pen Friday, Aug. 25.
Laura Newman of Wilbur leads her prized goat Friday, Aug. 25.
Myleigh and Dean Benham of Reardan parade their goats and sheep around the pen Friday, Aug. 25.
Youths showed off their prized steers, like those seen above and below at the Lincoln County Fair Friday, Aug. 25.
Youths showed off their prized steers, like those seen above and below at the Lincoln County Fair Friday, Aug. 25.
Dahlia Strozyk of Davenport calms her rabbit during showcases Friday, Aug. 25.
Myleigh and Dean Benham of Reardan parade their goats and sheep around the pen Friday, Aug. 25.
Laura Newman of Wilbur leads her prized goat Friday, Aug. 25.
Myleigh and Dean Benham of Reardan parade their goats and sheep around the pen Friday, Aug. 25.
Youths showed off their prized steers, like those seen above and below at the Lincoln County Fair Friday, Aug. 25.
Youths showed off their prized steers, like those seen above and below at the Lincoln County Fair Friday, Aug. 25.
DAVENPORT – Livestock showings highlighted much of the day during the three-day Lincoln County Fair from Thursday, Aug. 26 to Saturday, Aug. 28.
Youths showcased horses and mules Thursday then swine, rabbits, horses, mules, sheep, beef and dairy Friday.
Entertainment included a ventriloquist, live music, a Thursday night concert, food vendors, informational booths and accessory booths. It all led up to the annual rodeo Friday and Saturday night, which featured a surprise, stealthy visit by Gonzaga head men's basketball coach Mark Few and the returning entertainment provided on the announcing microphone by Harrington's Tucker Cool.
We'll have all the fair showcase results and booth results in the Sept. 8 issue of the Record-Times.
Reader Comments(0)