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Adair Co. Fair fares well at 2008 state convention Local show gets prestigious "All Kentucky Fair" designation. Terry Harvey is President of Association. Miss Adair County Fair is state 4th runner up. Wood carving from 2007 AC Fair brings $405 for scholarships. Fair kicks off July 4th. This year's fair will feature Dancing with the Stars, Corn Toss Tournament, Cage Fighting, and ATV Rodeo With two photographs By Greg Thomas The Adair County Fair was named an "All Kentucky Fair" at the the Kentucky Association of Fairs and Horse Shows at its 61st Annual Convention held in Louisville on January 10-12, 2008. The award is based on the maximum amount of prize money which is paid out in agriculture premiums at the fair.< br>Kentucky Association of Fairs and Horse Shows President Terry Harvey, Columbia, KY, presided at the Convention. The local fair also won first place in Kentucky for the slick finish 2007 Fair Catalog. Nikki Parks, representing the Adair County Fair, won fourtj runner up in the Miss Kentucky County Fair Pageant held as part of the convention. An eagle wood carving made at the 2007 Adair County Fair, which was donated by the local association, brought $405 in the state associations annual auction to raise $9,000 in scholarship money. The 2008 Adair County Fair will start on July 4th and 5th this year with the Carnival and the fair getting into full swing from July 7th to 12th. The Adair County Fair Board is planning somenew events for this year, including a Corn Toss Tournament, Dancing With The Stars, Cage Fighting, and an ATV Rodeo, with many of the traditional favorite Adair County fair events returning. This story was posted on 2008-01-20 13:28:12
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