Nora Deppe, 3, walks her calf, Fawn, in the Tykes-N-Training show at the 2026 Waushara County Fair.
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The midway after dark.
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The 18 and Up Category Winners.Back Row: 3rd-place winner Cheryl Rogers; Grand Champion Nancy Ramsey with her Ginger & Pear Pie, totaling 143 points; 1st-place winner Donna Weiss; and 2nd-place winner Maxine Jannette. .Front Row: Left to Right: The judges, Dr. TJ Rinaldi and Kristin Lambrecht, the owner of Kristin's Kitchen located in Wild Rose
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The 18 and under Category Winners: .Back Row: 2nd Place winner Cennedy Swen, 1st Place winner Brenna Lundt, and Grand Champion winner Hedid Bruecker with her Honeycrisp Apple Pie that received a total of 153 points. .Front Row: Judges Jane Jones, 3rd Place win
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Kelsey Luttropp
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A wide array of Gladiolus flowers along with other beautiful floral arrangements were on display this year.
Photo by Hayley Sroka, Editor
The Dusty Clovers 4-H Club volunteered at the 4-H food stand on Thursday afternoon.
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Xzaylia Sanchez shows her first place rabbit ribbon.
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Kids brought in their power wheels to open up demolition derby action on Sunday afternoon.
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Wenninger’s Auto sponsored the Hollywood Motorsports Demolition Derby on Sunday afternoon.
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Kane Loehrke takes on the Pedal Pull the last day of the fair.
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Adalynn Farago showed her sheep in beginner showmanship and won her Showmanship class.
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Sili Hanson showing his Spring Calf in Showmanship.
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Keria LaSure, of Poy Sippi, was the first female driver of the night in the Truck Pull on Saturday Night in the Grand Stands, pulling her Chevy Truck.
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The Graduates of 4-H were honored before the Auction and were gifted blankets. .Left to Right: Makayla Verstegen, Clarence Pratt, Maria Lauer, Kylie Garner, Makenna Rettler, Cathryn Gunst, Christopher Gunst, and Brett Jones. Not pictured: Jaycie Sanchez, Aislee Luttropp, Grace Detlor, Cordelia Wright, and Wyatt Wilkins.
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Barrel racing is fast and requires a rider and horse that know and trust each other.
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The first two nights of the fair kicked off with the Rice Rodeo. Bull riding is one of the hardest sports to be in. Trying to stay on the bull for eight seconds is not easy.
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Jonathon Bruss
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Waushara SHINES dunk tank.
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Waushara SHINES dunk tank.
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Grace Pekowsky
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Coraline Biely
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Rayanne Burdick round the barrel during run in 4-H Speed Show.
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Photo by Gary LeBouton, Argus Correspondent
Photo by Gary LeBouton, Argus Correspondent
Photo by Gary LeBouton, Argus Correspondent
Photo by Gary LeBouton, Argus Correspondent
Photo by Gary LeBouton, Argus Correspondent
Photo by Gary LeBouton, Argus Correspondent
Photo by Gary LeBouton, Argus Correspondent
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Photo by Marisa Jewell, Argus Correspondent
Photo by Marisa Jewell, Argus Correspondent
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