YOUNGSTERS SHINE AT FAIR

Stella Cotts, a Fannin County 4-H member, works to make her sheep behave during the Fannin County FFA Alumni Association Youth Fair Saturday, September 17, at the school system Agriculture Facility in Blue Ridge.

Kaleighann Ware, an FFA member at Fannin County High School, has her prize winning goat under control at the FFA Alumni Youth Fair.

Claire Wheeler, left, of the Fannin County HIgh School FFA, helps Riley Gazaway hold on to her goat while judges decide a winner.

The Fannin County Alumni Association Youth Fair involves volunteers, school officials, and students all working together to make the event a success for the young people who take part. Shown at the conclusion of the Saturday, September 17, event are, from left, front, Emmie Thomas and Zoe Putnam; and, back, Seth Davis, Shannon Miller, Terry Flowers, Emily Fellenbaum, Jennifer Larson, Dr. Michael Gwatney, Tim Nicholson, and Gigi Thomas.

Addison McDermott of Fannin County 4-H has her hands full with her sheep.

Lola Temples, a member of FFA at Fannin County Middle School, keeps her hog in line at the alumni fair.

Owen Norton, a Fannin County Middle School FFA member, and Fannin County 4-H member Ana Temples had to work to keep their hogs apart during the FFA Alimni Youth Fair.

Ready to tackle the dirty jobs at the youth fair are, from left, Dakoda Moore Jake Ware and Wyatt Flowers, all members of the FFA at Fannin County Middle School.

Jacob Williams, a Fannin County High School FFA member, holds onto his prize goat as liverstock judge Dylan Davis displays his award.

Fannin County High School FFA member Abby McFarland, right, declared all the young competitions winners with a thumbs up at the Fannin County Alumni FFA Fair Saturday, September 17. High school helpers and young competitors are, from left, Samantha Adkins, Lincoln Wright, Faith Patterson and Damian Thomas.