AERIA ROSE

AMY HUCKABY and EVAN GILMER

ANDERSON COUNTY FAIR YOUTH BOARD MEMBERS BRISTOL BROWN, BRILEY GRAY, and EMMAGRACE BRIDGES

ANDERSON COUNTY FAIR YOUTH BOARD MEMBERS BRISTOL BROWN, BRILEY GRAY, and EMMAGRACE BRIDGES

DAKOTA WALLACE and HIS NEW STUFFED DINOSAUR

DR. LACRETIA CARROLL and J.B. SMILEY JR.

DANIEL BORKE and JACKSON WEBB

EMILY PHILLIPS and DYLAN BAYNE

Jig dancing during Senior Day at the Anderson County Fair. From left, Carolyn Martin, Peggy Fowler, and Sherry Bushy.

JORDAN NEWBY

EMMA and MACEE LAY

KADEN SPRADLIN and MEAGAN WARD

MAX RICE, ELI RICE, and TELIA WILLIAMS

MARLENIS DRIVING A TRACTOR

The Segrest family enjoyed a night at the Anderson County Fair. From left: Sarah John- son, Beth Johnson, Audrey Segrest, Earle Segrest, Rosaland Segrest, and Lawrence Segrest

SHANE and ELSIE McLEMORE

SUSAN WRIGHT and HILLARY HOGUE

STACY and HOLLY DICKENSON

Mini Miss Fairest of the Fair Bristol Monroe Miller (center), first runner-up Bristol Ray Ingram (left) and second runner-up Claire Brown (right) pose for a few photos at the conclusion of the first of three pageant contests on Tuesday night.

There’s no llama drama in the petting zoo for Graham Tilton, 6, as he and his sister, Pais- ley, 10, feed the llamas.

Oak Ridgers Brooke Schede and Heidi Choate enjoy feeding the goats in the petting zoo.

Director of Clinton City Schools Kelly Johnson and “Mr. Anderson County Fair” E.T. Stamey are all smiles at the fair.

Seven-year-old Silas McCollough shows no fear as the “happy to meet you” goats stretch their heads throughout the fence for a quick snack.

It was unofficially mother-daugher night in the quilting display. Well not really, but it could have been. Angela White and mother Alice White (left, back and front), April Pio and mother Julia Long (middle, back and front) and Harriet Lough were happy to share information about the quilts to anyone who visited the display.

Sharon Clapp demonstrates a knitting loom while volunteering in the home display area.

Lily Hance (4) is all smiles while on the pony ride.

Lucas Hance (6) says he loves visiting all the ani- mals at the fair.

Mini Miss “Best Hair” winner Raigan Boshears is all smiles while waiting in line for a ride.

Striking a pose on the scrambler is no easy task, but friends Krystan Campbell, Emily Flatford, and Jaycee Phillips found a way to make it happen.

Jaxon Hughes (7) channeled “Big John Henry” and rang the bell at the test of strength game.

Ella Owens, Trey Rowe and Aaron Blackwell enjoy the James Gang Express.

Steven (right) and Tyron Powers (10) ride the popular James Gang Express.

Raylyn, Winona and Yvonne take a break from the midway rides to pose for a photo.

Madyson Haire and Lea Elkins had a blast on the Flying Scooters, but both admit that funnel cakes are their favorite part of the fair.

Merle 96.7’s Jasper Young is more than happy to show his grandson, Jayce Young, why the Anderson County Fair is called “The Best Six Days of Summer”.

WILLIAM EASTERDAY