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Blair Allison, a dedicated member of the Wildwood Critters 4-H Club, will participate in the swine show at the Jefferson County Fair today at 4:30 p. m. in Smithfield. Competing with her pigs, Bullseye and Boss, she aspires to win the grand champion title, having previously secured reserve champion twice. The event will start with showmanship, followed by the main competition, with winners announced around 8 p.

m. Officials note the swine show is a prominent draw at the fair, which runs through Sunday. In preparation for the event, Allison and other participants work to keep their animals comfortable in the heat. The fair also features projects from Jefferson County 4-H Clubs, FFA organizations, and scouting groups. The 154th Jefferson County Fair showcases the hard work and dedication of local youth in agriculture.

This year’s fair emphasizes community engagement and support for youth programs.

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