Tiara of the Frontier 4-H Club repeated as grand champion for beef during the Roosevelt County Fair in Culbertson Friday, Aug. 13. “I’m pretty happy with all my animals and how they performed,” said , a 2021 graduate of Lustre Christian High School. Her winning steer weighed 1,517 pounds. Her other honors during the county fair included reserve champion for sheep, champion for

Each year 4-H members from across the county complete their yearly indoor projects with conference judging exhibits. The 4-H interview judging is an opportunity for 4-H members to talk to the judges about their static exhibits and share their trials and lessons they learned. Each interview or conversation with the judge was held on Thursday, Aug. 12, at the fairgrounds in Culbertson. Individuals

2021 Roosevelt County Fair Horse Show started Tuesday, Aug. 10, at 1 p.m. at the Culbertson Saddle Club. The results were as follows: Western Horsemanship I Grand Champion – Kalia Featherston Working Ranch Horse Level 1 Grand Champion – Tally Berwick Horse Showmanship Beginner Class Grand Champion – Tenley Berwick Reserve Champion – Eleanor Iverson Horse Showmanship Junior Class

Kalia Featherston of the Centennial Clovers 4-H Club was a double champion during this year’s Roosevelt County Fair. Featherston, who is entering the sixth grade in Culbertson, wasn’t only the grand champion for sheep but she also earned the honor for goats. “I’m really happy with my animals,” Kalia said after her accomplishments. Success isn’t new for her at the county fair.