Big fun on a small scale
The Wheat Land Communities’ Fair begins Thursday in Ritzville.
COURTESY PHOTO/WHEAT LAND COMMUNITIES’ FAIR
Youth livestock exhibitors are one of the most important parts of the Wheat Land Communities’ Fair.
COURTESY PHOTO/WHEAT LAND COMMUNITIES’ FAIR
Children ride on the handmade train around the Wheat Land Communities’ Fair grounds. The train will return for this year’s fair, which starts Thursday.
COURTESY PHOTO/WHEAT LAND COMMUNITIES’ FAIR
Reagan Korthuis, left, and Hagen Carlson, both juniors at Lind-Ritzville High School, will serve as this year’s Wheat Land Communities’ Fair ambassadors.
COURTESY PHOTO/WHEAT LAND COMMUNITIES’ FAIR
RITZVILLE — The Wheat Land Communities’ Fair isn’t as big or as flashy as some of the county fairs around central Washington, but the folks who keep it going like it just the way it is.
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