By late Tuesday night, a new Warren County Fair queen will have been crowned and will preside over the remainder of the week's events. The new queen will succeed Jennah Garrison, who will compete in …
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By late Tuesday night, a new Warren County Fair queen will have been crowned and will preside over the remainder of the week's events.
The new queen will succeed Jennah Garrison, who will compete in the state pageant later this summer. The queen will be awarded a $1,000 college scholarship, with the first runner-up and second runner-up receiving $400 and $200 cash scholarships, respectively.
Awards will also be presented for top speech, interview, evening gown and season pass sales. Contestants will vote for Miss Congeniality.
Eight girls are vying for the crown.
What is the schedule of Tuesday's events?
10 a.m. — market and breeding stock poultry show and egg judging; 1 p.m. — dog show; 4 p.m. — 4-H livestock judging; 5-10 p.m. — carnival rides; 6 p.m.-midnight — music in upper beer garden; 7 p.m. -- queen contest; 8 p.m. — market hog show.
What is the admission cost?
Tickets cost only $5 for ages. Carnival rides are free with admission.
Jennah Garrison was crowned the 2014 Warren County Fair queen.
Jana Todd photo.
