No chickening out at the Latah County Fair

Pullman, WALocal News

At the Latah County Fair, a poultry contest highlighted the dedication of young exhibitors, including Emmery Fowler, who earned a bronze award for her turkey, Hercules. Fowler, along with other participants, showcased their animals to a judging panel while enjoying the lively atmosphere created by local musicians. Seven-year-old twins Otto and Reija Heinse displayed their rare chickens, both receiving ribbons for their efforts. The fair features not only poultry but also cattle, goats, and other livestock, providing a rich experience for attendees. Local families expressed pride in their children's hard work and achievements.

The fair runs until Sunday, offering food, crafts, and entertainment for the community. The event fosters connections among families and friends in the region. For more details, visit latahcountyfair. com.

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