Raegan Blasdel, 7, of New Waterford, reaches for her turtle Timmy, who’s currently on display in the Pocket Pets building at the Columbiana County Fair. Raegan is a Clover Bud in the Country Hands 4-H Club.
Harper Neville, 8, of Negley, holds her guinea pig Cocoa in the Pocket Pets building at the Columbiana County Fair. Harper is a Clover Bud in the Country Critters 4-H Club.
Tyler Hephner of Leetonia cleans up around the Hep-Dene Farm Guernsey cow stalls at the Columbiana County Fair.
Colin Mayle, 9, of New Waterford, flashes a big smile after winning Grand Champion with his goat Sarah, a Lamancha Junior Doe at the Columbiana County Fair on Thursday. This is his first year in 4-H as a member of 4-H Scouts.
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Raegan Blasdel, 7, of New Waterford, reaches for her turtle Timmy, who’s currently on display in the Pocket Pets building at the Columbiana County Fair. Raegan is a Clover Bud in the Country Hands 4-H Club.
Harper Neville, 8, of Negley, holds her guinea pig Cocoa in the Pocket Pets building at the Columbiana County Fair. Harper is a Clover Bud in the Country Critters 4-H Club.
Tyler Hephner of Leetonia cleans up around the Hep-Dene Farm Guernsey cow stalls at the Columbiana County Fair.
Colin Mayle, 9, of New Waterford, flashes a big smile after winning Grand Champion with his goat Sarah, a Lamancha Junior Doe at the Columbiana County Fair on Thursday. This is his first year in 4-H as a member of 4-H Scouts.
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The Columbiana County Fair saw blue skies Thursday after a rainy Wednesday. The Derby Pull that was scheduled for 9 a.m. Thursday in the Grandstand was canceled due to the conditions of the track, but the Touch-A-Truck and Josiah Showalter concert went on as scheduled. The fair continues through Sunday. Visit www.columbianacountyfair.com for the full schedule or the Columbiana County Fair Facebook page for any updates or changes. (Photos by Mary Ann Greier)