Ritzville event more than just a fair
Hannah Towne, 14, of Ritzville, stands with her steer Chuck in the arena during the FFA market steer showing portion on the first day of the Wheat Land Communities’ Fair in Ritzville on Thursday.
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Addie Harold, 13, of Ritzville, works her horse in the Ritzville Rodeo arena on the first day of the Wheat Land Communities’ Fair on Thursday.
Hannah Towne, 14, gets advice from her father, Gordon, on the proper grooming of her steer Chuck as she gets ready to show on the first day of the Wheat Land Communities’ Fair in Ritzville on Thursday.
A rabbit tries to keep cool with a frozen bottle of water on the first day of the Wheat Land Communities’ Fair in Ritzville on Thursday.
Livestock judge Alexis Andrews looks over the Future Farmers of America market steers during the first day of competition at the Wheat Land Communities’ Fair in Ritzville on Thursday.
RITZVILLE — Hannah Towne was rushing to get her steer, Chuck, ready to show at this year’s Wheat Land Communities’ Fair on Thursday.
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