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Visitors to the 2017 Clark County Fair, happening now through Sunday, Aug. 13, will find amusement rides, animals barns, crafts, food vendors, live music and more.
RIDGEFIELD — Local residents are collecting awards for their food preservation, baking, animal-rearing skills and more at the Clark County Fair, happening now through Sunday, Aug. 13, in Ridgefield.
Following are the county fair winners — so far — from Camas and Washougal:
Mikayla Alley, Camas
Open Performance Horse/Res. Champ – Novice Rider
Award: Reserve Champion
Corry Chamberlain, Camas
4-H Food Preservation
Award: Red, White
Lily Chamberlain, Camas
4-H Food Preservation
Award: Red
Evan Fish, Camas
4-H Engineering and Technology/ Computer
Award: Int. Champ
Korrie MacIntyre, Camas
4-H Horse, Senior Performance/Stock Seat
Award: Reserve Champion
Hudson Polka, Camas
4-H Food Preservation
Award: Red
Rielei Polka, Camas
4-H Food Preservation
Award: Red
Rykker Polka, Camas
4-H Food Preservation
Award: Red
Kenzie Rathbone, Washougal
Open Performance Horse/ English Pleasure — Novice Rider
Award: 1st Place
Open Performance Horse/ English Equitation — Novice Rider
Award: 1st Place
Olivia Rothgeb, Camas
4-H Creative Arts/Intermediate
Award: Reserve Champion
Emily Sheppard, Camas
Open Performance Horse/ English Equitation – Novice Rider – W/T
Award: 1st Place
Open Performance Horse/English Pleasure – 14- 18 W/T
Award: 1st Place
Maddy Sheppard, Camas
Open Performance Horse/ English Equitation – 14 – 18 -W/T
Award: 1st Place
Open Performance Horse/ English Equitation – 14 -18
Award: 1st Place
Allie Short, Camas
4-H Baking/Senior
Award: Blue
4-H Fine Arts/Senior
Award: Reserve Champion, Special Award
This is an ongoing list and will be updated as fair winners are announced.
