Eastern Adams County's Only Independent Voice Since 1887
Eastern Adams County's Only Independent Voice Since 1887
Local youngsters Aubrey Fannin, 8, Leah Ziell, 8, and Sage Green, 7, still found time to break away from the fun for a little down time petting Ms. O, a sheep, near the entrance of the fairgrounds.
A lawn mower-powered train takes youngsters around the Wheat Land Communities' Fairgrounds.
An Adams County Sheriff's Office K-9 unit demonstrates training and skills during the fair.
Justin Gering, 13, of Ritzville, learns to rope.
A Lind-Ritzville FFA member tries to lead a cow around the pen during the organization's round robin for fitting and showing.
Above and left, 4-H members participate in their organization's round robin for fitting and showing.
The Wheat Land Communities' Fair brought out farm enthusiasts for a full-filled weekend in Ritzville. Members of FFA and 4-H entered animals and exhibits for a chance at county-wide honors. Young producers demonstrated their fitting and showing skills. The Adams County Sheriff's Office demonstrated K-9 tactics and drone skills. There was entertainment, food and much more over the weekend.
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