The Barnstormers 4H Club were the grand champions of the 4H Club banner division.
Youth engage in a game of cornhole on Tuesday afternoon at the Bourbon County Fair.
Judging continued at the Bourbon County Fair on Tuesday and in the evening, sheep and goats were shown in the livestock arena.
Tabor Foster holds “C.J.” and Davina Foster holds “N.J.” two new kids that were born on their farm on July 4th.
The Vendor Mart at the Merchant Building is open from Tuesday through Thursday evening, from 5-8 p.m.
Julian and Dustin Carpenter man the family’s business booth in the Merchants Building at the fair. Emma Carpenter creates goat milk products from the Carpenter farm.
Wednesday starting at 8:30 a.m. judging of dairy cattle bucket calves, dairy cattle, dairy goats, beef cattle, and bucket calves will happen.
Owen Brown leads his sheep “Flair” to the wash area, in preparation for showing in the arena on Tuesday evening.
Thursday, a Fort Scott Chamber of Commerce Coffee will take place in the Hubenett Pavilion at 8 a.m. followed by swine judging, Round Robin Showmanship, a public 4-H Fashion Revue at Fort Scott Community College and the Uniontown FFA Cornhole Tournament.
With this dress, Makiah Woods is a grand champion in the textile division. The fashion revue will be at 5:30 p.m. at the Fort Scott Community College Campus in the Round Room in Bailey Hall.
On Friday, a livestock judging contest, and 4-H Club Barnyard Olympics are highlights.
Reegan McDaniel clips his cow, “Ralph” in preparation for the cattle show on Wednesday at 6 p.m.
Saturday is check-out and clean-up day at the fair.
Laura George and Terri Williams look over quilts in the Myers Building on Tuesday afternoon.Dalayni Foulk is a grand champion in the welding division with this creation.
