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WNC Mountain State Fair winners bring home hardware

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Wednesday, September 18, 2024
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The following are winners in the N.C. Mountain State Fair’s opening weekend poultry, rabbit, sheep, goat and beef cattle categories from the Smoky Mountain News coverage area: 

ARBA Youth Rabbit Show

• Show B – Shown by Kaylee Martin, Haywood County  

Junior Beef Cattle Shows         

• Junior Beef Cattle Showmanship Champions

• Grand Champion shown by Karissa Collins, Macon County

• Reserve Grand Champion shown by Ben Holland, Macon County

• Got to Be NC Grand Champion, Karissa Collins, Macon County

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