Planning Commission Vacancy Filled, Town Considers Vendor Solution to Manage Ordinance Publishing & Updates, New Liquor License Granted to the old “Wine Mine” Location
by Becky Olson
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Trustees for the Town of Westcliffe convened as scheduled on Monday, August 15th at 5:30 p.m. in Patterson Hall. A quorum of Trustees was present and proceedings commenced after recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance.
After the consent agenda was unanimously approved, the board’s only item of old business was approval of Mayor Paul Wenke’s recommendation to appoint Christy Patterson to fill the vacancy on the town’s Planning Commission, with Chris Lund as an alternate. The Trustees voted unanimously to accept the Mayor’s recommendation. Continue reading August Westcliffe Town Meeting
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Home on Derange
Home on Derange
Lefty London Publisher Knocks the Sentinel and Custer County’s Citizens
Plus: The Real Deb Adams!

by George Gramlich, Sangre de Cristo Sentinel
Commentary
Last July 4th, just after the parade ended, I walked back from the end of the parade route to the Sentinel where there was a whole bunch of people on the lawn and inside talking and having fun. I went inside, put my rifle down on a table and grabbed some water. Somebody outside said that there was a reporter from London, United Kingdom, outside and he wanted to talk to me about Custer County. All the red flags went up in my deplorable head (London, reporter, our Independence Day Parade/GUNS….) but I thought, hey why not, this could be fun. And it was. Continue reading Home on Derange
New Undersheriff Sworn In
L to R: County Judge Amanda Hunter, Undersheriff Lloyd “Rich” Smith, Sheriff Robert Hill
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A new Custer County Sheriff’s Office Undersheriff, Lloyd “Rich” Smith, was sworn in Tuesday, August 16, 2022, at the County Courthouse by County Judge Amanda Hunter. Rich is also the only candidate on the November ballot for County Sheriff and will be our new Sheriff in January of 2023.
The Progressive War on Our Children: Cañon City Is Ground Zero in the Fight
The Progressive War on Our Children:
Cañon City Is Ground Zero in the Fight
by Charlotte Burrous,
The Fremont Crusader
More than 100 people gathered in the Cañon City School Board District office while another 100 or more gathered in the Cañon City Middle School auditorium to watch the video of what their school board was going to do with the proposed AC-E3 Transgender Policy, which is available at www.canoncityschool.org.
Heavily guarded with Cañon City Police and security, the crowd was respectful and took turns speaking their opinions on the policy. Most of the individuals spoke against the transgender policy with only a very few speaking for it. Continue reading The Progressive War on Our Children: Cañon City Is Ground Zero in the Fight
Birdhouse Bonanza
Press Release
Dundee Memorial Park Association Board of Directors
It’s time again for the Birdhouse Bonanza, an annual online auction fundraising event to benefit Dundee Memorial Park, a Colorado non-profit 501(c)(3) in Silver Cliff. Local artists have submitted some beautiful and amazing birdhouses for the auction. Prizes will be awarded to the winning artists based on “Best of Show”, “Most Creative, and “Innovative Use of Materials”.
The online auction will take place on Facebook at “Birdhouse Bonanza Auction to benefit Dundee Memorial Park Dog Park” page. Bidding will begin on 8/19/22 at 9 a.m. and end on 9/1/22 at noon. For more information and to get a sneak peek at some of these wonderful creations, please go to our Facebook page “Dundee Dog Park”. Continue reading Birdhouse Bonanza
BOCC: Prop tax eval, OEM on Mitigation and Grant Deposits
by George Gramlich,
News and Commentary
You never know what new issue is going to raise its ugly head at a Custer County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) meeting, and the thing that popped up at this meeting might get some citizen’s feathers flying. Read on, fellow peasants.
The August 3, 2022 BOCC meeting started at 9 a.m. All three royal musketeers were present: Chair Kevin Day and members Bill Canda and Tom Flower. Continue reading BOCC: Prop tax eval, OEM on Mitigation and Grant Deposits
Citizens’ Group Reacts to Fremont School Board Gender Policy
Fremont School District RE-1
1st Read of New proposed Gender Policy,
Citizens’ Group Reacts with a Call to Action
by Charlotte Burrous
Fremont Crusader
After the RE-1 School Board approved a seven-page Transgender Policy at its July 25 meeting, a group of citizens formed a group to stop this in its tracks during its meeting on July 29th. They met at the Grandview Christian Church.
“This is an informational meeting and call to action, regarding Fremont RE-1 School District proposed transgender policy,” said Mandy Reed, former Cañon City Councilwoman. “The goal is to get transparency to as many people as possible .As a whole, we feel there has not been good transparency from our school board so we, as community members, are trying to figure out what we can do.”
As a parent of grown children, Susan Jones learned of the school board meeting and decided to find out what was happening; it was not to her liking.
“I got involved with this (July 24th),” she said. “One of the very first things we were told about ‘this policy is this is a result of changes in state and federal law.’”
When she researched it, she could not find many changes.
“A little over a year and a half ago in 2021, we did change state law,” Jones said. “We added two protective classes to include gender expression and gender identity. In that law, it said very specifically, ‘school boards must act within anti-discrimination laws in addition to other agencies.’ The school board did that. In June of this year, we added an anti-discrimination policy. It’s on the website. Anybody can see it. We complied with that state law by adding the four words to the policy.”
The other thing the audience was told is that the board had to add this policy because of the changes in Title 9.
“To change Title 9 is a very long and cumbersome rulemaking process,” Jones added. “They are in the middle of a rulemaking process or they were for a 60-day comment (period). It’s my understanding that has been solved with a federal injunction, but the bottom line is, the federal law did not change. It did not require this particular seven-page policy we have in front of us.”
The third thing the audience was told was that the policy was based on ‘best practices.’ What that means is someone calls around and finds out who is doing good things, then call it ‘best practices,’ she continued.
“That’s what we’re really talking about — what’s working in other places,” Jones continued. “We were told it was based on state law and ‘best practices….The policy you have in front of you tonight, it’s because we want to change it, not because we have to change it.”
Jones said she was concerned over three areas of the policy.
1. Consists of parental consent and parent notification. “It is through-out this policy in at least three places, it says parental consent is not needed, notification is not needed or we’re going to use ‘best practices’ again to decide whether or not we should call the parent,” Jones said. “This is the biggest problem I have with this policy.”
2. The sports program. “This idea of sports programs no longer being separated by sex, the reason we have separate programs for girls for high school and college is because of Title 9,” Jones continued. “Title 9 was passed in 1972 and it is the main reason we have girls’ sports. Here we are, however, many years later, this is actually in jeopardy.”
This essentially erases women’s sports, she said.
3. Shared space. “This policy actually allows any child to use any bathroom, locker room or changing area,” she said. “It actually allows access to those areas, not based on sex but on gender. You can have a child in a restroom of a person of another sex, based on the other person’s gender identity. I think it’s dangerous and I think it’s something that needs to be addressed.”
The policy adds that if a child is uncomfortable with any of this, the district has to provide a private bathroom, private changing area and when it comes to overnight trips, the district has to provide them with a private room.
Every trip her daughters took, they stayed in a room with three other girls, which was a burden to the district and the parents.
“Now we’re saying every child can get a private room,” Jones said. “What child or what parent is not going to demand a private room for an overnight trip? Even though people will say that will never happen, how are we going to pay for that? If one person gets a private room, shouldn’t all kids get a private room?”
After she spoke, several individuals asked questions about such things as what is the percentage of transgender is in the area, what does the policy cover and other issues. At the end of the meeting, the group also broke up into subcommittees to make a plan of action to stop the policy proposal from being passed on second reading.
Those who do not have a copy of the transgender policy proposal, can find it at the Fremont County Republicans headquarters at 603 Main St. in Cañon City or by emailing GraceAnn Pittner at gpittner@mac.com. This is a chance for concerned citizens to stop this in its tracks, but it takes everyone to get it done.
UPDATE: After the community’s reactions, the
Fremont School District RE-1 Board, a statement was issued by Superintendent of Schools Adam Hartman and Board of
Education President Robin Reeser, saying that “we are tabling our policy adoption efforts at this time in order to participate in additional community engagement about the needs of our transgender students and federal legal require-
ments and the district must adhere to.”
(Editor/GG: Meanwhile, there are rumors of a recall effort for school board members, some of them just newly elected last fall! Time to drain the swamp. Save our children from these enablers.)
Westcliffe July Meeting: Big Problems with Town Manager
Big Problems with Town Manager/Inspector Shank, Planning Commission Chair Kicked Off for No Reason, Bluffs Pond Has to Go
Town of Westcliffe
Board of Trustees Meeting
—July 18, 2022
by Becky Olson
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Trustees for the Town of Westcliffe convened as scheduled on Monday, July 18, 2022 at 5:30 p.m. in Patterson Hall. A quorum of Trustees was present and proceedings commenced after recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance.
After the consent agenda was unanimously approved, the board’s first item of old business was approving a motion allowing the Mayor to accept one of two bids for concrete work at Veterans Memorial Park upon his review and approval. The next item was a unanimous vote to opt out of the state’s new FAMLI Act which mandates paid time off and other leave policies for municipalities and businesses which opt in. This was the second time the Trustees unanimously voted to opt out of this program, the second vote being necessary to allow time for public comment that hadn’t taken place prior to the first vote. No public comment was received. Continue reading Westcliffe July Meeting: Big Problems with Town Manager
BOCC: Flower Thrown Off Upper Ark Water Board
BOCC: Oh My! Flower Thrown Off Upper Ark Water Board, Airport Out of Fuel, HR Proposes Four-Day Work Week
for County Courthouse Employees
by George Gramlich
News and Commentary
We are so blessed this week with having TWO just wonderful BOCC meeetings.
The Custer County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) July 5, 2022 meeting:
All three of our truly royal mighty musketeer commissioners were there: Chair Kevin Day and muskies Bill Canda and Tom Flower. Mercifully, the Commissioner Items,
where our royalty tell us all the wonderful things they have done since the last muskie fest, was short. Even Flower was somewhat brief.
Somewhat.
Day brings up the first item of business: the Upper Arkansas Water Conservation District (“Upper Ark”) sent the commissioners a letter asking them to replace the current BOCC’s ex officio representative, muskie Tom Flower, with another muskie. Day reads the letter. (Basically, Upper Ark doesn’t want an elected official who was just “convicted” of multiple state ethics violations on their board. Fair enough and good move.) There is a slight pause. (Flower knew this was coming.)
Continue reading BOCC: Flower Thrown Off Upper Ark Water Board
Custer County Fair Results -2022

Shooting Sports Competitions Results
.22 Rifle
Junior Hunt Scope: First-Ethan Fore
Junior 4-Position: First-Hesston VanDeusen
GRAND CHAMPION .22 RIFLE: Hesston VanDeusen
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION .22 RIFLE: Ethan Fore
Archery
Junior Traditional Compound: First-Alexis Grundy
Junior Limited Compound: First-Sam Stafford, Second-Kord Goff, Third-Iris McKendry, Fourth (Tie)-Benji Smith and Evyn Lanosga-White, Sixth-Isabella Saucedo
Senior Limited Compound: First-Wyatt Grundy, Second-Jessie Smith
Junior Unlimited Compound: First-Aubrynne Cozzetto, Second-Hesston VanDeusen
GRAND CHAMPION COMPOUND: Sam Stafford
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION COMPOUND: Aubrynne Cozzetto
Shotgun
Senior Trap: First-Fisher Cunningham, Second-AJ Stoltzfus, Third (Tie)-Ty Stoltzfus and Ty Bomgardner, Fifth-Marlee Foster
GRAND CHAMPION SHOTGUN: Fisher Cunningham
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION SHOTGUN: AJ Stoltzfus
General and Family Consumer Science Project Results
Cat Display Board:
Gracie Johnson: Grand Champion, Champion, State Fair Qualifier, Blue
Kaitlyn Grossardt: Reserve Grand Champion, Reserve Champion, Blue
Small Engines:
Keller Johnson: Grand Champion, Champion, State Fair Qualifier, Blue
Shooting Sports Display Board:
Wyatt Grundy: Grand Champion, Champion, State Fair Qualifier, Blue
Aubrynne Cozzetto: Reserve Grand Champion, Champion, State Fair Qualifier, Blue
Ty Stoltzfus: Red
Shooting Sports Stand Alone:
Ty Bomgardner: Grand Champion, Champion, State Fair Qualifier, Blue
Alexis Grundy: Reserve Grand Champion, Champion, State Fair Qualifier, Blue
Hesston VanDeusen: Champion, State Fair Qualifier, Blue
Ethan Fore: Champion, State Fair Qualifier, Blue
Benji Smith: Reserve Champion, Blue
Lincoln Wingfield: Reserve Champion, Blue
Jessie Smith: Red
Shooting Sports Decorative Item:
Evyn Lanosga-White: Grand Champion, Champion, State Fair Qualifier, Blue
Fisher Cunningham: Reserve Grand Champion, Champion, State Fair Qualifier, Blue
Lincoln Wingfield: Champion, State Fair Qualifier, Blue
Iris McKendry: Reserve Champion, Blue
Sam Stafford: Reserve Champion, Blue
AJ Stoltzfus: Reserve Champion, Blue
Isabella Saucedo: Blue
Hesston VanDeusen: Blue
Marlee Foster: Blue
Kord Goff: Red
Sportsfishing:
Wyatt Grundy: Grand Champion, Champion, State Fair Qualifier, Blue
Matthew Grossardt: Red
Wildlife Conservation:
Piper Cunningham: Grand Champion, Champion, State Fair Qualifier, Blue
Arden Freer: Red
Leadership:
Ben Stafford: Grand Champion, Champion, State Fair Qualifier, Blue
Leathercraft:
Brylee Shy: Grand Champion, Champion, State Fair Qualifier, Blue
Photography:
Addie Banning: Red
Alexis Grossardt: White
Scrapbooking:
Sheyenne Shy: Grand Champion, Champion, State Fair Qualifier, Blue
Sierra Foster: Reserve Grand Champion, Champion, State Fair Qualifier, Blue
Alexis Grossardt: Red
Woodworking:
Hesston VanDeusen: Grand Champion, Champion, State Fair Qualifier, Blue
Cake Decorating:
Madilynn Berry: Grand Champion, Champion, State Fair Qualifier, Blue
Reaghan Shank: Reserve Grand Champion, Champion, State Fair Qualifier, Blue
Alexis Grossardt: Champion, State Fair Qualifier, Blue
Clothing Construction:
Maecie Shank: Blue
Foods and Nutrition
Serenitey Crofford (Quick Breads): Grand Champion, Champion, State Fair Qualifier, Blue
Serenitey Crofford (Scones): Reserve Grand Champion, Champion, State Fair Qualifier, Blue
Serenitey Crofford (Muffins): Champion, State Fair Qualifier, Blue
Serenitey Crofford (Double Crusted Pie): Champion, State Fair Qualifier, Blue
Heritage Arts:
Reaghan Shank: Grand Champion, Champion, State Fair Qualifier, Blue
Poultry Display Boards:
Aubrynne Cozzetto: Grand Champion, First, Blue
Kyleigh Martin: Reserve Grand Champion, Second, Blue
Kord Goff: Third, Blue
Matthew Grossardt: Fourth, Blue
Horse Show Results
Written Test:
Junior: First-Alexis Grundy, Second-Madilynn Berry, Third-Hesston VanDeusen
Senior: First-Jolene Mullett, Second-Brylee Shy, Third-Kenna Ingram
Showmanship:
Junior: First-Madilynn Berry, Second-Hesston VanDeusen
Intermediate: First-Alexis Grundy
Senior: First-Brylee Shy, Second-Jolene Mullett, Third-Kenna Ingram
English Hunt Seat Equitation:
Junior: First-Alexis Grundy, Second-Madilynn Berry
Senior: First-Kenna Ingram
English Show Hack:
Junior: First-Alexis Grundy, Second-Madilynn Berry
Senior: First-Kenna Ingram
English Control:
Junior: First-Alexis Grundy, Second-Madilynn Berry
Senior: First-Kenna Ingram
English Division:
Junior Champion: Alexis Grundy
Junior Reserve Champion: Madilynn Berry
Senior Champion: Kenna Ingram
Western Horsemanship
Novice: First-Hesston VanDeusen
Junior: First-Madilynn Berry, Second-Alexis Grundy
Senior: First-Brylee Shy, Second-Kenna Ingram
Western Pleasure
Novice: First-Hesston VanDeusen
Junior: First-Alexis Grundy, Second-Madilynn Berry
Senior: First-Kenna Ingram, Second-Brylee Shy
Western Reining
Novice: First-Hesston VanDeusen
Junior: First-Alexis Grundy, Second-Madilynn Berry
Senior: First-Kenna Ingram, Second-Brylee Shy
Western Trail
Novice: First-Hesston VanDeusen
Junior: First-Madilynn Berry, Second-Alexis Grundy
Senior: First-Kenna Ingram, Second-Brylee Shy
Western Division:
Junior Champion: Tie- Alexis Grundy and Madilynn Berry
Senior Champion: Kenna Ingram
Senior Reserve Champion: Brylee Shy
Barrels:
Junior: First-Madilynn Berry, Second-Alexis Grundy
Senior: First-Kenna Ingram, Second-Brylee Shy
Pole Bending:
Junior: First-Madilynn Berry, Second-Alexis Grundy
Senior: First-Brylee Shy, Second-Kenna Ingram
75 Up and Back:
Junior: First-Madilynn Berry, Second-Alexis Grundy
Senior: First-Kenna Ingram, Second-Brylee Shy
Gymkhana Division:
Junior Champion: Madilynn Berry
Junior Reserve Champion: Alexis Grundy
Senior Champion: Kenna Ingram
Senior Reserve Champion: Brylee Shy
GRAND CHAMPION JUNIOR HORSE: Alexis Grundy
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION JUNIOR HORSE: Madilynn Berry
GRAND CHAMPION SENIOR HORSE: Kenna Ingram
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION SENIOR HORSE: Brylee Shy
Public Speaking Contest Results
Interpretive:
Junior: First-Gracie Johnson
Intermediate: First-Keller Johnson
Senior: First-Ben Stafford, Second-Brylee Shy, Third-Sheyenne Shy
Impromptu:
Junior: First-Gracie Johnson, Second-Evyn Lanosga-White
Intermediate: First-Keller Johnson, Second-Alexis Grundy
Senior: First-Ben Stafford, Second-Marlee Foster, Third-Brylee Shy
Prepared:
Junior: First-Evyn Lanosga-White
Intermediate: First-Marin Foster, Second-Alexis Grundy
Senior: First-Marlee Foster
Presentation:
Junior: First-Jaliane Gonzalez
GRAND CHAMPION JUNIOR SPEAKER: Gracie Johnson
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION JUNIOR SPEAKER: Evyn Lanosga-White
GRAND CHAMPION INTERMEDIATE SPEAKER: Keller Johnson
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION INTERMEDIATE SPEAKER: Alexis Grundy
GRAND CHAMPION SENIOR SPEAKER: Ben Stafford
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION SENIOR SPEAKER: Marlee Foster
Small Animal
Llama Show Results
Showmanship:
Junior: First-Aubrynne Cozzetto, Second-Gracie Johnson, Third-Kaitlyn Grossardt
Intermediate: First-Piper Cunningham, Second-Matthew Grossardt
Senior: First-Alexis Grossardt
Obstacle:
Mini: Kailynne Evert
Junior: First-Aubrynne Cozzetto, Second-Kaitlyn, Third-Gracie Johnson
Intermediate: First-Piper Cunningham, Second-Matthew Grossardt
Senior- First Alexis Grossardt
Pack:
Junior: First-Aubrynne Cozzetto, Second-Kaitlyn, Third-Gracie Johnson
Intermediate: First-Piper Cunningham, Second-Matthew Grossardt
Senior- First Alexis Grossardt
Public Relations:
Mini: Kailynne Evert
Junior: First-Aubrynne Cozzetto, Second-Gracie Johnson, Third-Kaitlyn Grossardt
Intermediate: First-Matthew Grossardt, Second-Piper Cunningham
Senior: First-Alexis Grossardt
Costume Contest:
First-Aubrynne Cozzetto, Second-Kaitlyn Grossardt, Third-Alexis Grossardt, Fourth-Gracie Johnson, Fifth-Kailynne Evert
GRAND CHAMPION MINI LLAMA: Kailynne Evert
GRAND CHAMPION JUNIOR LLAMA: Aubrynne Cozzetto
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION JUNIOR LLAMA: Gracie Johnson
BRONZE JUNIOR LLAMA: Kaitlyn Grossardt
GRAND CHAMPION INTERMEDIATE LLAMA: Piper Cunningham
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION INTERMEDIATE LLAMA: Matthew Grossardt
GRAND CHAMPION SENIOR LLAMA: Alexis Grossardt
Cat Show Results
Showmanship
Junior: First-Gracie Johnson, Second-Kaitlyn Grossardt
Conformation:
Domestic Short Hair: First-Gracie Johnson, Second Kaitlyn Johnson
Cage Decorating:
Junior: First-Gracie Johnson, Second-Kaitlyn Grossardt
Costume Contest:
First-Gracie Johnson and Grumpy, Second- Aubrynne Cozzetto and Moana, Third-Kaitlyn Grossardt and Luna, Fourth-Kailynne Evert and Bruno, Fifth-Keller Johnson and Larry
GRAND CHAMPION CAT: Gracie Johnson
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION CAT: Kaitlyn Grossardt
Dog Show Results
Showmanship:
Junior Novice: Maecie Shank-Red Award, Second Place
Junior Open: Jaliane Gonzalez-Blue Award, First Place
Obedience:
Novice A: Jaliane Gonzalez-Blue Award
Beginner Novice A: Maecie Shank-White Award
GRAND CHAMPION DOG: Jaliane Gonzalez
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION DOG: Maecie Shank
Rabbit Show Results
Showmanship
Junior: First-Gracie Johnson, Second-Kaitlyn Grossardt
Intermediate: First-Keller Johnson
Senior: First-Alexis Grossardt
Breeding Rabbit
Junior Doe: Champion, First-Keller Johnson, Reserve Champion, Second-Gracie Johnson
Companion Rabbit:
Champion, First-Alexis Grossardt, Reserve Champion, Second-Kaitlyn Grossardt, Third-Kaitlyn Grossardt, Fourth-Alexis Grossardt
GRAND CHAMPION BREEDING RABBIT: Keller Johnson
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION BREEDING RABBIT: Gracie Johnson
GRAND CHAMPION COMPANION RABBIT: Alexis Grossardt
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION COMPANION RABBIT: Kaitlyn Grossardt
Livestock Shows
Swine Show Results
Showmanship:
Junior: First-Jaliane Gonzalez, Second-Madilynn Berry, Third-Haylie Shaffer
Intermediate: First-Creed Ingram, Second-Rafael Gonzalez, Third-Sam Stafford, Fourth-Kord Goff, Fifth-Addie Banning
Senior: First-Kenna Ingram, Second-Lily Bomgardner, Third-Owyn Clark, Fourth-Joey Arnone, Fifth-Ben Stafford, Sixth-Garrett Olomon, Seventh-Sheyenne Shy, Eighth-AJ Stoltzfus, Ninth-Ty Stoltzfus
Feeder Class:
First-Rafael Gonzalez, Second-Haylie Shaffer, Third-AJ Stoltzfus, Fourth-Kord Goff
Weight Class One:
First-Madilynn Berry, Second-Kord Goff, Third-Garrett Olomon
Weight Class Two:
First-Addie Banning, Second-Ben Stafford, Third-Madilynn Berry
Weight Class Three:
First-Rafael Gonzalez, Second-Owyn Clark, Third-Ty Stoltzfus
Weight Class Four:
First-Kenna Ingram, Second-Sam Stafford, Third-Joey Arnone, Fourth-Lily Bomgardner
Weight Class Five:
First-Creed Ingram, Second-Jaliane Gonzalez
Weight Class Six:
First-Creed Ingram, Second-Sheyenne Shy, Third-Madilynn Berry
GRAND CHAMPION MARKET SWINE: Creed Ingram, Weight Class 5, Tag #133, Ending Weight 265lbs
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION MARKET SWINE: Kenna Ingram, Weight Class 4, Tag #136, Ending Weight 251lbs
Beef Show Results
Showmanship:
Junior: First-Jaliane Gonzalez
Intermediate: First-Grant Rusk, Second-Rafael Gonzalez, Third-Sam Stafford, Fourth-Bode Bridges, Fifth-Keely Huffman
Senior: First-Emma Rusk, Second-Garrett Olomon, Third-Brylee Shy, Fourth-Kyleigh Martin, Fifth-Chris Mullett, Sixth-Sheyenne Shy, Seventh-Tony Tomassoni, Eighth-Ty Stoltzfus, Ninth-Zach Fischer and Bailey Sluder
Weight Class One:
First-Keely Huffman, Second-Ty Stoltzfus
Weight Class Two:
First-Kyleigh Martin, Second-Tony Tomassoni
Weight Class Three:
First-Rafael Gonzalez, Second-Emma Rusk, Third-Sheyenne Shy, Fourth-Kyleigh Martin
Weight Class Four:
First-Brylee Shy, Second-Bode Bridges, Third-Tony Tomassoni, Fourth-Bailey Sluder
Weight Class Five:
First-Sam Stafford, Second-Jaliane Gonzalez, Third-Garrett Olomon, Fourth-Zach Fischer, Fifth-Chris Mullett
Weight Class Six:
First-Grant Rusk, Second-Bode Bridges
GRAND CHAMPION MARKET BEEF: Grant Rusk, Weight Class 6, Tag #45, Ending Weight 1442lbs
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION MARKET BEEF: Rafael Gonzalez, Weight Class 3, Tag #56, Ending Weight 1285lbs
Breeding Beef:
Cow/Calf Pair: Kyleigh Martin
GRAND CHAMPION BREEDING BEEF: Kyleigh Martin
Sheep Show Results
Showmanship:
Junior: First-Jaliane Gonzalez, Second-Iris McKendry
Intermediate: First-Rafael Gonzalez, Second-Benji Smith, Third-Lincoln Wingfield
Senior: First-Kenna Ingram, Second-Lily Bomgardner, Third-Doc McCoy, Fourth-Jessie Smith, Fifth-Jolene Mullett, Sixth-Jake Evert
Weight Class One:
First-Kenna Ingram, Second-Rafael Gonzalez, Third-Jaliane Gonzalez
Weight Class Two:
First-Jolene Mullett, Iris McKendry, Third-Doc McCoy, Fourth-Jessie Smith
Weight Class Three:
First-Rafael Gonzalez, Second-Kenna Ingram
Weight Class Four:
First-Jaliane Gonzalez, Second-Jake Evert
Weight Class Five:
First-Lincoln Wingfield, Second-Doc McCoy
Weight Class Six:
First-Lily Bomgardner
GRAND CHAMPION MARKET SHEEP: Rafael Gonzalez, Weight Class 3, Tag #88, Ending Weight 131lbs
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION MARKET SHEEP: Kenna Ingram, Weight Class 3, Tag #102, Ending Weight 128lbs
Breeding Sheep:
Breeding Ewe: Jessie Smith
GRAND CHAMPION BREEDING SHEEP: Jessie Smith
Goat Show Results
Showmanship:
Junior: First-Madilynn Berry, Second-Masha Muzhzhalvev
Intermediate: First-Creed Ingram, Second-Rafael Gonzalez, Third-Alexis Grundy
Senior: First-Justin Grundy, Second-Brylee Shy, Third-Wyatt Grundy
Weight Class One:
First-Madilynn Berry
Weight Class Two:
First-Creed Ingram
Weight Class Three:
First-Rafael Gonzalez, Second-Masha Muzhzhalvev
Weight Class Four:
First-Madilynn Berry, Second-Brylee Shy
Weight Class Five:
First-Wyatt Grundy, Second-Madilynn Berry
Weight Class Six:
First-Alexis Grundy, Second-Justin Grundy
GRAND CHAMPION MARKET GOAT: Rafael Gonzalez, Weight Class 3, Tag #90, Ending Weight 79lbs
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION MARKET GOAT: Alexis Grundy, Weight Class 6, Tag #93, Ending Weight 97lbs
Breeding Goat:
Breeding Doe: Alexis Grundy
GRAND CHAMPION BREEDING GOAT: Alexis Grundy
Master Showmanship Results
GRAND CHAMPION JUNIOR: Jaliane Gonzalez
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION JUNIOR: Madilynn Berry
GRAND CHAMPION INTERMEDIATE: Rafael Gonzalez
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION INTERMEDIATE: Creed Ingram
GRAND CHAMPION SENIOR: Kenna Ingram
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION SENIOR: Emma Rusk
OVERALL HIGH POINT STATE FAIR QUALIFIER: Rafael Gonzalez