Butter Sculpture sponsored by Southwest Dairy Farmers | Pride of Kansas

Clothing &amp; Textile Exhibits | Domestic Arts Building

Competitive Exhibits Displays | Oz Gallery, Domestic Arts Building, Lake Talbott East, Lake Talbott West, Pride of Kansas Building

FFA/4H Exhibit Displays | 206 E 23rd Ave, Ad Astra Building

Quilts with a Story | Domestic Arts Building

Open Pigeons / Poultry Display | Poultry Building

8:00 AM 4H/FFA Beef Market Show | Prairie Pavilion

8:00 AM 4H/FFA Meat Goat Market Show | Ad Astra Building

8:00 AM 4H/FFA Sheep Show | Sheep, Swine, and Goat Building

8:00 AM 4H/FFA Swine Market Show | Sheep, Swine, and Goat Building

8:00 AM Working Equitation Show | Expo II

9:00 AM Kansas State Fair Museum | Lair White House

9:00 AM Moo U-Guided Barn Tours | Birthing Center

9:00 AM Professional Art Exhibits | Lake Talbott

9:00 AM Salina Woodcarvers Demo | Oz Gallery

10:00 AM Dr. Goddard's Lab | Education Center

10:00 AM Hedrick's Pig Races | Behind Petting Zoo

10:00 AM Moo U-Guided Barn Tours | Birthing Center

10:30 AM WIBW Live Ag Forum | Peoples Bank and Trust Arena

11:00 AM Chainsaw Woodcarvers | Lake Talbott

11:00 AM Dr. Goddard's Lab | Education Center

11:00 AM Glenda and Mike's Magic and Ventriloquism Show | Lowen Corporation Stage at Lake Talbott

11:00 AM Moo U-Guided Barn Tours | Birthing Center

1:00 PM Chainsaw Woodcarvers | Lake Talbott

1:00 PM Kevin Horner - Ventriloquist Family Fair Show | 501 23rd Terr

1:00 PM Ron Diamond Hypnotist | Peoples Bank and Trust Arena

1:00 PM Strong &amp; Amazing | Gottschalk Park

1:00 PM Butter Sculpture Contest | Pride of Kansas

1:00 PM Celebrity Grape Stomp | Gottschalk Park Gazebo

1:00 PM Kansas Kountree Kloggers | Capper Building

1:00 PM Legislative Showmanship | Prairie Pavilion

2:00 PM Dr. Goddard's Lab | Education Center

2:00 PM Hedrick's Pig Races | Behind Petting Zoo

2:00 PM Kenny Ahearn - The Family Variety Theatre | 501 23rd Terr

2:00 PM Moo U-Guided Barn Tours| Birthing Center

2:00 PM Redneck Revival | Lowen Corporation Stage at Lake Talbott

2:00 PM The Girls Next Door | Peoples Bank and Trust Arena

2:30 PM 4H/FFA Commercial Heifer Show | Prairie Pavilion

3:00 PM Chainsaw Woodcarvers | Lake Talbott

3:00 PM Dennis Laffoon - Piano Man | Lowen Corporation Stage at Lake Talbott

3:00 PM Kevin Horner - Ventriloquist Family Fair Show | 501 23rd Terr

3:00 PM Moo U-Guided Barn Tours | Birthing Center

3:00 PM Ron Diamond Hypnotist | Peoples Bank and Trust Arena

3:00 PM Strong &amp; Amazing | Gottschalk Park

3:00 PM Wilson Czech Dancers | Capper Building

4:00 PM Hedrick's Pig Races | Behind Petting Zoo

4:00 PM Kenny Ahearn - The Family Variety Theatre | 501 23rd Terr

4:00 PM Moo U-Guided Barn Tours | Birthing Center

4:00 PM Abundance Quartet | Lowen Corporation Stage at Lake Talbott

4:00 PM Cub Scout / Derby | Oz Gallery, Outside Lots

4:00 PM Draft Horse Pull Competition | Expo Center, Pride of Kansas

4:00 PM Holy Cross Catholic Mass | Encampment Building - Hansen Auditorium

5:00 PM Chainsaw Woodcarvers | Lake Talbott

5:00 PM Kevin Horner- Ventriloquist Family Fair Show | 501 23rd Terr

5:00 PM Moo U-Guided Barn Tours | Birthing Center

5:00 PM Strong &amp; Amazing| Gottschalk Park

5:00 PM Peterson Farm Brothers | Prairie Pavilion

5:00 PM Poetry Harvest: Poems at the State Fair | Capper Building

5:00 PM The Girls Next Door | Peoples Bank and Trust Arena

6:00 PM Hedrick's Pig Races | Behind Petting Zoo

6:00 PM Kenny Ahearn - The Family Variety Theatre | 501 23rd Terr

6:00 PM Ron Diamond Hypnotist | Peoples Bank and Trust Arena

6:00 PM 4H/FFA Grand Drive | Prairie Pavilion

6:00 PM Abundance Quartet | Lowen Corporation Stage at Lake Talbott

7:00 PM Great Plains Jazz Orchestra | Capper Building

7:00 PM Redneck Revival | Lowen Corporation Stage at Lake Talbott

7:00 PM The Girls Next Door | Peoples Bank and Trust Arena

7:30 PM Goo Goo Dolls | Nex-Tech Grandstand

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 </figure>DAILY EVENTSAgriculture Exhibits | Pride of KansasAgriland | Pride of KansasButter Sculpture sponsored by Southwest Dairy Farmers | Pride of KansasBirthing Center | Birthing CenterBoy Scout Exhibits | Oz GalleryClothing &amp; Textile Exhibits | Domestic Arts BuildingCompetitive Exhibits Displays | Oz Gallery, Domestic Arts Building, Lake Talbott East, Lake Talbott West, Pride of Kansas BuildingEducation Center | Education CenterFFA/4H Exhibit Displays | 206 E 23rd Ave, Ad Astra BuildingFine Arts Exhibits | Oz GalleryFloriculture Exhibits | Pride of KansasFoods Exhibits | Domestic Arts BuildingGirl Scout Exhibits | Oz GalleryKDHE Mobile Lab | 509 Bison Blvd.Llama Exhibit | DairylandQuilts with a Story | Domestic Arts BuildingOpen Pigeons / Poultry Display | Poultry BuildingOpen Rabbit Display | Rabbit BuildingMORNING SCHEDULE8:00 AM 4H/FFA Beef Market Show | Prairie Pavilion8:00 AM 4H/FFA Meat Goat Market Show | Ad Astra Building8:00 AM 4H/FFA Sheep Show | Sheep, Swine, and Goat Building8:00 AM 4H/FFA Swine Market Show | Sheep, Swine, and Goat Building8:00 AM Working Equitation Show | Expo II9:00 AM Kansas State Fair Museum | Lair White House9:00 AM Moo U-Guided Barn Tours | Birthing Center9:00 AM Professional Art Exhibits | Lake Talbott9:00 AM Salina Woodcarvers Demo | Oz Gallery10:00 AM Dr. Goddard's Lab | Education Center10:00 AM Hedrick's Pig Races | Behind Petting Zoo10:00 AM Milking Parlor Demo | Dairyland10:00 AM Moo U-Guided Barn Tours | Birthing Center10:00 AM Draft Horse Show | Expo Center10:30 AM WIBW Live Ag Forum | Peoples Bank and Trust Arena11:00 AM Chainsaw Woodcarvers | Lake Talbott11:00 AM Dr. Goddard's Lab | Education Center11:00 AM Glenda and Mike's Magic and Ventriloquism Show | Lowen Corporation Stage at Lake Talbott11:00 AM Milking Parlor Demo | Dairyland11:00 AM Moo U-Guided Barn Tours | Birthing CenterAFTERNOON SCHEDULEAFTERNOON SCHEDULE1:00 PM Chainsaw Woodcarvers | Lake Talbott1:00 PM Kevin Horner - Ventriloquist Family Fair Show | 501 23rd Terr1:00 PM Milking Parlor Demo | Dairyland1:00 PM Ron Diamond Hypnotist | Peoples Bank and Trust Arena1:00 PM Strong &amp; Amazing | Gottschalk Park1:00 PM Butter Sculpture Contest | Pride of Kansas1:00 PM Celebrity Grape Stomp | Gottschalk Park Gazebo1:00 PM Kansas Kountree Kloggers | Capper Building1:00 PM Legislative Showmanship | Prairie Pavilion2:00 PM Dr. Goddard's Lab | Education Center2:00 PM Hedrick's Pig Races | Behind Petting Zoo2:00 PM Kenny Ahearn - The Family Variety Theatre | 501 23rd Terr2:00 PM Lady Houdini | Gottschalk Park2:00 PM Milking Parlor Demo | Dairyland2:00 PM Moo U-Guided Barn Tours| Birthing Center2:00 PM Redneck Revival | Lowen Corporation Stage at Lake Talbott2:00 PM The Girls Next Door | Peoples Bank and Trust Arena2:30 PM 4H/FFA Commercial Heifer Show | Prairie Pavilion3:00 PM Chainsaw Woodcarvers | Lake Talbott3:00 PM Dennis Laffoon - Piano Man | Lowen Corporation Stage at Lake Talbott3:00 PM Kevin Horner - Ventriloquist Family Fair Show | 501 23rd Terr3:00 PM Moo U-Guided Barn Tours | Birthing Center3:00 PM Ron Diamond Hypnotist | Peoples Bank and Trust Arena3:00 PM Strong &amp; Amazing | Gottschalk Park3:00 PM Wilson Czech Dancers | Capper Building4:00 PM Hedrick's Pig Races | Behind Petting Zoo4:00 PM Kenny Ahearn - The Family Variety Theatre | 501 23rd Terr4:00 PM Lady Houdini | Gottschalk Park4:00 PM Moo U-Guided Barn Tours | Birthing Center4:00 PM Abundance Quartet | Lowen Corporation Stage at Lake Talbott4:00 PM Cub Scout / Derby | Oz Gallery, Outside Lots4:00 PM Draft Horse Pull Competition | Expo Center, Pride of Kansas4:00 PM Holy Cross Catholic Mass | Encampment Building - Hansen Auditorium5:00 PM Chainsaw Woodcarvers | Lake Talbott5:00 PM Kevin Horner- Ventriloquist Family Fair Show | 501 23rd Terr5:00 PM Moo U-Guided Barn Tours | Birthing Center5:00 PM Strong &amp; Amazing| Gottschalk Park5:00 PM Peterson Farm Brothers | Prairie Pavilion5:00 PM Poetry Harvest: Poems at the State Fair | Capper Building5:00 PM The Girls Next Door | Peoples Bank and Trust Arena6:00 PM Hedrick's Pig Races | Behind Petting Zoo6:00 PM Kenny Ahearn - The Family Variety Theatre | 501 23rd Terr6:00 PM Lady Houdini | Gottschalk Park6:00 PM Milking Parlor Demo | Dairyland6:00 PM Ron Diamond Hypnotist | Peoples Bank and Trust Arena6:00 PM 4H/FFA Grand Drive | Prairie Pavilion6:00 PM Abundance Quartet | Lowen Corporation Stage at Lake Talbott6:00 PM Draft Horse Show | Expo Center7:00 PM Great Plains Jazz Orchestra | Capper Building7:00 PM Redneck Revival | Lowen Corporation Stage at Lake Talbott7:00 PM The Girls Next Door | Peoples Bank and Trust Arena7:30 PM Goo Goo Dolls | Nex-Tech Grandstand

Kansas State Fair schedule: Saturday, Sept. 7, 2024

Here’s the latest booking activity from the Reno County Jail. This information is provided by the Reno County Sheriff’s Office and is not criminal history. The Hutch Post assumes no legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy, or completeness, of this information. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.&nbsp;——————————————&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

9/7/2024 2:27 AM-Shane	Mitchell Koehn-DUI; Alcohol Concentration .08 or more shown by competent evidence; 1st Offense; Alcohol; Illegal Transportation of Alcoholic Beverage&nbsp;

9/7/2024 12:58 AM-Trevor	Vance McDade-Criminal Possession of Firearm by Felon; Conviction in Previous 10 Years of specified KSA&nbsp;

9/6/2024 10:39 PM-James	Richard Madden II-DUI; Misdemeanor&nbsp;

9/6/2024 8:41 PM-Dawn	Marie Gunn-Failure to Appear&nbsp;

9/6/2024 7:34 PM-Jamie	Michelle Windmeyer-Criminal Use of Weapons; Criminal Carrying; Knowingly carry Any Bludgeon, Sandclub, Metal Knuckles etc...,&nbsp;

9/6/2024 6:49 PM-Krystal	Dawn Estes-Interference with Law Enforcement; Obstruct, Resist, Oppose; Felony Case, Execution of a Felony Warrant&nbsp;

9/6/2024 3:58 PM-Amber	Jean Nichole Grossberndt-Failure to Appear&nbsp;

9/6/2024 3:36 PM-Russell	Lee Reese II-Driving while license cancelled/suspended/revoked; misd; unknown conv; Insurance; Knowingly drive uninsured vehicle

9/6/2024 3:26 PM-Gavin	Mitchell	Tobias Simmons-Probation Violation&nbsp;

9/6/2024 3:11 PM-Caitlynn	Emily Roepke-Failure to Appear&nbsp;

9/6/2024 12:18 PM-Dakota	Aaron Smith-Failure to Appear

9/6/2024 11:34 AM-Jessica	Lynn Sarawacinski-Probation Violation&nbsp;

9/6/2024 9:52 AM-Drew	David Sims-Failure to Appear&nbsp;

9/6/2024 6:15 AM-Charles Lynn Kilpatrick-DUI; 2nd conv; comp evidence of blood/breath .08+&nbsp;

9/6/2024 4:31 AM-Joseph	Jay Leshore-DUI; Misdemeanor; Reckless Driving; Driving while license cancelled/suspended/revoked; misd; unknown conv; Alcohol; Illegal Transportation of Alcoholic Beverage; Flee &amp; Elude; Reckless Driving (KSA 8-1566); Interference with Law Enforcement; Obstruct, Resist, Oppose; Felony Case, Execution of a Felony Warrant; Failure to Appear

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 </figure>Here’s the latest booking activity from the Reno County Jail. This information is provided by the Reno County Sheriff’s Office and is not criminal history. The Hutch Post assumes no legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy, or completeness, of this information. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.&nbsp;——————————————&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;9/7/2024 2:27 AM-Shane	Mitchell Koehn-DUI; Alcohol Concentration .08 or more shown by competent evidence; 1st Offense; Alcohol; Illegal Transportation of Alcoholic Beverage&nbsp;9/7/2024 12:58 AM-Trevor	Vance McDade-Criminal Possession of Firearm by Felon; Conviction in Previous 10 Years of specified KSA&nbsp;9/6/2024 10:39 PM-James	Richard Madden II-DUI; Misdemeanor&nbsp;9/6/2024 8:41 PM-Dawn	Marie Gunn-Failure to Appear&nbsp;9/6/2024 7:34 PM-Jamie	Michelle Windmeyer-Criminal Use of Weapons; Criminal Carrying; Knowingly carry Any Bludgeon, Sandclub, Metal Knuckles etc...,&nbsp;9/6/2024 6:49 PM-Krystal	Dawn Estes-Interference with Law Enforcement; Obstruct, Resist, Oppose; Felony Case, Execution of a Felony Warrant&nbsp;9/6/2024 3:58 PM-Amber	Jean Nichole Grossberndt-Failure to Appear&nbsp;9/6/2024 3:36 PM-Russell	Lee Reese II-Driving while license cancelled/suspended/revoked; misd; unknown conv; Insurance; Knowingly drive uninsured vehicle9/6/2024 3:26 PM-Gavin	Mitchell	Tobias Simmons-Probation Violation&nbsp;9/6/2024 3:11 PM-Caitlynn	Emily Roepke-Failure to Appear&nbsp;9/6/2024 12:18 PM-Dakota	Aaron Smith-Failure to Appear9/6/2024 11:34 AM-Jessica	Lynn Sarawacinski-Probation Violation&nbsp;9/6/2024 9:52 AM-Drew	David Sims-Failure to Appear&nbsp;9/6/2024 6:15 AM-Charles Lynn Kilpatrick-DUI; 2nd conv; comp evidence of blood/breath .08+&nbsp;9/6/2024 4:31 AM-Joseph	Jay Leshore-DUI; Misdemeanor; Reckless Driving; Driving while license cancelled/suspended/revoked; misd; unknown conv; Alcohol; Illegal Transportation of Alcoholic Beverage; Flee &amp; Elude; Reckless Driving (KSA 8-1566); Interference with Law Enforcement; Obstruct, Resist, Oppose; Felony Case, Execution of a Felony Warrant; Failure to Appear

Daily Bookings

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Hutchinson Fire Department was dispatched Friday afternoon at 12:17 p.m. to the report of a commercial building fire at the Hampton Inn, 1401 1⁄2 E. 11th Avenue.

Initial arriving crews found smoke coming from the east side of the building and upon making entry they were met with a moderate amount of smoke throughout the first floor.

Staff and occupants had self-evacuated when the fire alarm system activated, HFD crews conducted a search of all floors to ensure that all occupants had exited to safety. Interior crews found a smoldering fire in an exterior wall that had progressed upwards but did not affect the floors above. 

On scene crews worked from the exterior and interior to overhaul and expose any extension and ensured that involved materials were extinguished. Fire damage was contained to two first floor hotel rooms with heat, smoke and water damage noted throughout the first floor.

Fire investigators on scene worked quickly to determine the cause of the fire and found that improper burning of weeds for vegetation control led to the extension of fire into the building.

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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2024/9/1725664454534.jpeg" alt="Hutchinson firefighters work a fire at the Hampton Inn on Friday, September 6. Photo courtesy Hutchinson Fire Department." />
 <figcaption>Hutchinson firefighters work a fire at the Hampton Inn on Friday, September 6. Photo courtesy Hutchinson Fire Department.</figcaption>
 </figure>Hutchinson Fire DepartmentHUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Hutchinson Fire Department was dispatched Friday afternoon at 12:17 p.m. to the report of a commercial building fire at the Hampton Inn, 1401 1⁄2 E. 11th Avenue.Initial arriving crews found smoke coming from the east side of the building and upon making entry they were met with a moderate amount of smoke throughout the first floor.Staff and occupants had self-evacuated when the fire alarm system activated, HFD crews conducted a search of all floors to ensure that all occupants had exited to safety. Interior crews found a smoldering fire in an exterior wall that had progressed upwards but did not affect the floors above. On scene crews worked from the exterior and interior to overhaul and expose any extension and ensured that involved materials were extinguished. Fire damage was contained to two first floor hotel rooms with heat, smoke and water damage noted throughout the first floor.Fire investigators on scene worked quickly to determine the cause of the fire and found that improper burning of weeds for vegetation control led to the extension of fire into the building.

Friday fire causes Hampton Inn evacuation

On this episode of Forward Ever: Leading in Challenging Times, host Gary Shorman speaks with&nbsp;Ms. Wheelchair America&nbsp;Tamara Blackwell.

<div><iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/GBIy1dfbVY4?si=k3AZxslDQdFrhyJr" title="YouTube video player" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture; web-share" referrerpolicy="strict-origin-when-cross-origin" allowfullscreen></iframe></div>On this episode of Forward Ever: Leading in Challenging Times, host Gary Shorman speaks with&nbsp;Ms. Wheelchair America&nbsp;Tamara Blackwell.

🎤Forward Ever: Ms. Wheelchair America Tamara Blackwell

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The United Way of Reno County kicked off their 2024-25 campaign this Friday with people standing on 10 street corners in Hutchinson attempting to get drivers to honk to raise awareness of the campaign.

"I think we've got a group of people that truly believe in the mission and the reason why we're trying to raise this $1.3 million," said Lacey Mills with the United Way. You sit in that room and you hear the work that these nonprofits in our community are doing and the lives that they are touching and who wouldn't want to go out and shout from the street corners and from every rooftop why giving back to our community is so important."

It's important that people understand that nonprofit organizations are helping those who are already trying to help themselves.

"ALICE stands for Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed," Mills said. "We're talking about people who are working, sometimes they are working two, three jobs to try and make ends meet. On our website, I was looking, <a href="https://www.unitedforalice.org/household-budgets/kansas">we have a budget calculator</a>. In Reno County, in order to just make basic needs met, if you're renting a home, your salary has to be upwards of $50,000 to $60,000 annually, just to cover your basics. That's a challenge for people."

The hope is that by giving a hand up to these nonprofits, those people can continue to be a part of the community.

"Our goal, I think, through supporting these nonprofits is very directed at trying to help with certain things like mental health and physical health, basic needs, food insecurity, housing, etc. and then also, financial stability. How do we help people come up out of that ALICE family moment and really thrive here in Reno County, because we want them to stay here."

For more information on how you can give, go to&nbsp;<a href="https://www.unitedwayofrenocounty.org/">https://www.unitedwayofrenocounty.org/</a>.

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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2024/9/1725641710585.jpeg" alt="Representatives from the United Way of Reno County joined the KWBW Morning Show at the Kansas State Fair on September 6, 2024. Photo by Nick Gosnell." />
 <figcaption>Representatives from the United Way of Reno County joined the KWBW Morning Show at the Kansas State Fair on September 6, 2024. Photo by Nick Gosnell.</figcaption>
 </figure>NICK GOSNELL Hutch PostHUTCHINSON, Kan. — The United Way of Reno County kicked off their 2024-25 campaign this Friday with people standing on 10 street corners in Hutchinson attempting to get drivers to honk to raise awareness of the campaign."I think we've got a group of people that truly believe in the mission and the reason why we're trying to raise this $1.3 million," said Lacey Mills with the United Way. You sit in that room and you hear the work that these nonprofits in our community are doing and the lives that they are touching and who wouldn't want to go out and shout from the street corners and from every rooftop why giving back to our community is so important."It's important that people understand that nonprofit organizations are helping those who are already trying to help themselves."ALICE stands for Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed," Mills said. "We're talking about people who are working, sometimes they are working two, three jobs to try and make ends meet. On our website, I was looking, <a href="https://www.unitedforalice.org/household-budgets/kansas">we have a budget calculator</a>. In Reno County, in order to just make basic needs met, if you're renting a home, your salary has to be upwards of $50,000 to $60,000 annually, just to cover your basics. That's a challenge for people."The hope is that by giving a hand up to these nonprofits, those people can continue to be a part of the community."Our goal, I think, through supporting these nonprofits is very directed at trying to help with certain things like mental health and physical health, basic needs, food insecurity, housing, etc. and then also, financial stability. How do we help people come up out of that ALICE family moment and really thrive here in Reno County, because we want them to stay here."For more information on how you can give, go to&nbsp;<a href="https://www.unitedwayofrenocounty.org/">https://www.unitedwayofrenocounty.org/</a>.

United Way campaign is underway

NEWTON, Kan. — According to a Friday update from the City of Newton, the contractor is working on the base for the second new water storage tank on West First Street.

The original 3.8 million-gallon tank, which was built in 1939, was torn down and the second 1.9 million gallon tank is being built in its place.&nbsp;

The first tank was finished at year end in 2023 and filled in early 2024.

This will allow in the future for one tank to be taken down for maintenance and still leave the community with a steady water supply.

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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2024/9/1725636947128.jpeg" alt="The rock base for the second 1.9 million gallon water tank in Newton is being prepared. Photo Courtesy City of Newton." />
 <figcaption>The rock base for the second 1.9 million gallon water tank in Newton is being prepared. Photo Courtesy City of Newton.</figcaption>
 </figure>City of NewtonNEWTON, Kan. — According to a Friday update from the City of Newton, the contractor is working on the base for the second new water storage tank on West First Street.The original 3.8 million-gallon tank, which was built in 1939, was torn down and the second 1.9 million gallon tank is being built in its place.&nbsp;The first tank was finished at year end in 2023 and filled in early 2024.This will allow in the future for one tank to be taken down for maintenance and still leave the community with a steady water supply.

Base going in for second Newton water storage tank

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Kansas State Fair will be a safer place at night this year, and also less expensive for the Kansas State Fair Board to run.

"We've invested over $300,000 in lighting, changing out all of the old metal halogen lighting to LED," said Kansas State Fair General Manager Bryan Schulz. "It's going to be a lot brighter out here and cost effective."

Schulz sees the potential for continued growth at the fair in his fourth year.

"When I first started my first year, we were at about 278,000 people," Schulz said. "We went to 316, last year, we were just shy of 331. I'm thinking just looking at concert tickets and pre-sales, we could be back into pre-COVID of the 350,000 mark."

If you're still looking at coming to a concert later in the fair, there are lots of options available.

"We've got three tiers of seating," Schulz said. "You can actually sit up in the grandstand. If you want to get down in the VIP area, if you purchase a table, you get six people to come sit with you. If you want to do a standing room only, that gets you up on the concrete. But the nice thing about it is you also get a couple beverages and some food that goes with it. So you kind of get your VIP experience. Then you step down into Kansas Star Casino's party pit, which is right in front of the stage."

You can find out more about what is still available at <a href="https://www.kansasstatefair.com/">kansasstatefair.com</a>.

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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2024/9/1725635631527.jpeg" alt="The Kansas State Fair has replaced its lighting with LED bulbs for better coverage and more affordability. Photo by Nick Gosnell." />
 <figcaption>The Kansas State Fair has replaced its lighting with LED bulbs for better coverage and more affordability. Photo by Nick Gosnell.</figcaption>
 </figure>NICK GOSNELL Hutch PostHUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Kansas State Fair will be a safer place at night this year, and also less expensive for the Kansas State Fair Board to run."We've invested over $300,000 in lighting, changing out all of the old metal halogen lighting to LED," said Kansas State Fair General Manager Bryan Schulz. "It's going to be a lot brighter out here and cost effective."Schulz sees the potential for continued growth at the fair in his fourth year."When I first started my first year, we were at about 278,000 people," Schulz said. "We went to 316, last year, we were just shy of 331. I'm thinking just looking at concert tickets and pre-sales, we could be back into pre-COVID of the 350,000 mark."If you're still looking at coming to a concert later in the fair, there are lots of options available."We've got three tiers of seating," Schulz said. "You can actually sit up in the grandstand. If you want to get down in the VIP area, if you purchase a table, you get six people to come sit with you. If you want to do a standing room only, that gets you up on the concrete. But the nice thing about it is you also get a couple beverages and some food that goes with it. So you kind of get your VIP experience. Then you step down into Kansas Star Casino's party pit, which is right in front of the stage."You can find out more about what is still available at <a href="https://www.kansasstatefair.com/">kansasstatefair.com</a>.

Progress continues on fairgrounds

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Tentative dates are being held for Salt City Racing for an upcoming 2025 season. 

The Kansas State Fair Board did not vote on the dates at their meeting on Thursday, because there is some contract language still to be worked out between the lawyers on both sides, and because there are additional governing bodies that would like to race in Hutchinson that aren't ready to set dates yet.

April 25 May 9 May 30 June 6 June 20 July 18-19 August 22 September 19 October 10-11

The July date still needs to be run by the Reno County 4-H Fair Board, as that is the weekend before their livestock shows start and is the typical weekend for the dog show that happens before the county fair. 

The July date, if it is worked out, would be the return of the Silver Crown series to Hutchinson.

This would be ten race dates in 2025, up from eight this year and, with the exception of the two day events, they would all be on Friday nights.

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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2024/4/1713889151001.jpeg" alt="Fairgrounds Racetrack Photo Courtesy Salt City Racing" />
 <figcaption>Fairgrounds Racetrack Photo Courtesy Salt City Racing</figcaption>
 </figure>NICK GOSNELL Hutch PostHUTCHINSON, Kan. — Tentative dates are being held for Salt City Racing for an upcoming 2025 season. The Kansas State Fair Board did not vote on the dates at their meeting on Thursday, because there is some contract language still to be worked out between the lawyers on both sides, and because there are additional governing bodies that would like to race in Hutchinson that aren't ready to set dates yet.The dates being saved are:April 25 May 9 May 30 June 6 June 20 July 18-19 August 22 September 19 October 10-11The July date still needs to be run by the Reno County 4-H Fair Board, as that is the weekend before their livestock shows start and is the typical weekend for the dog show that happens before the county fair. The July date, if it is worked out, would be the return of the Silver Crown series to Hutchinson.This would be ten race dates in 2025, up from eight this year and, with the exception of the two day events, they would all be on Friday nights.

Fair board holding dates for a 2025 race season

INMAN, Kan. — The Inman Heritage Museum is proud to announce their ribbon-cutting ceremony to commemorate the Inman Harvest Mural on September 13, 2024, at 11:00 a.m. near the Inman Grain Elevator. This event marks a significant milestone in the celebration of the town's rich agricultural heritage.

The 108 ft. tall mural, beautifully painted by Kansas-artist, Mindy Allen, of Mindy's Murals, serves a dual purpose: to honor Inman’s strong history in custom cutting and to celebrate the 150-year anniversary of Turkey Red Wheat, which was brought to the United States by German-Russian immigrants in 1874. This wheat variety has played a pivotal role in Kansas' agricultural success and helped to grow Inman as the Custom-Cutting Capitol of Kansas, making this mural a powerful tribute to both the past and the present.

Mindy Allen will speak at the ceremony, providing insights into her artistic process and the inspiration behind the mural. The event will also feature guest speaker, Trisha Purdon, Kansas Office of Rural Prosperity Director, and other guest speakers.

"We are thrilled to unveil this mural, which not only celebrates the agricultural roots of Inman but also serves as a symbol of our Inman’s enduring spirit," said Ron Regehr, Inman Board Member. "This event is a wonderful opportunity to reflect on our heritage and to look forward to the continued sharing of our history with all generations.

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 </figure>INMAN, Kan. — The Inman Heritage Museum is proud to announce their ribbon-cutting ceremony to commemorate the Inman Harvest Mural on September 13, 2024, at 11:00 a.m. near the Inman Grain Elevator. This event marks a significant milestone in the celebration of the town's rich agricultural heritage.The 108 ft. tall mural, beautifully painted by Kansas-artist, Mindy Allen, of Mindy's Murals, serves a dual purpose: to honor Inman’s strong history in custom cutting and to celebrate the 150-year anniversary of Turkey Red Wheat, which was brought to the United States by German-Russian immigrants in 1874. This wheat variety has played a pivotal role in Kansas' agricultural success and helped to grow Inman as the Custom-Cutting Capitol of Kansas, making this mural a powerful tribute to both the past and the present.Mindy Allen will speak at the ceremony, providing insights into her artistic process and the inspiration behind the mural. The event will also feature guest speaker, Trisha Purdon, Kansas Office of Rural Prosperity Director, and other guest speakers."We are thrilled to unveil this mural, which not only celebrates the agricultural roots of Inman but also serves as a symbol of our Inman’s enduring spirit," said Ron Regehr, Inman Board Member. "This event is a wonderful opportunity to reflect on our heritage and to look forward to the continued sharing of our history with all generations.The ceremony is open to the public.

Inman mural ribbon-cutting September 13

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Creighton University economist Ernie Goss says struggles in agriculture have pushed themselves over into his manufacturing survey, as well.&nbsp;

"This, of course, is a survey of manufacturing supply managers in nine, what we call the mid America states, which includes Kansas," Goss said. "The overall reading was below growth neutral for the month. That's the month of August. And this is the fourth time in this year."

Economic optimism is low in this month's survey.

"Approximately 35% see a recession as the number one challenge to their business, and that's even with a rate cut from the federal reserve, which is almost a hundred percent likely on September the 18th," Goss said. "Now the question becomes, is it a quarter percent cut or is it a half percent cut?"

Goss thinks they might consider a half percent cut if the jobs report is bad enough, but he actually noted that rate cuts have not historically held off recessions.&nbsp;

"Every recession since the 1950s, every one of those recessions has been preceded by significant rate cuts by the federal reserve," Goss said. "Back in the last time we had a deep recession back in 2008 and nine, the fed began cutting rates to near zero and launching new programs to stimulate growth, what we call quantitative easing. That was a mistake on their part then, and it's a mistake now."

Goss said that whatever the Fed chooses to do later this month likely will not have a meaningful effect between now and the November election.

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 </figure>NICK GOSNELL Hutch PostHUTCHINSON, Kan. — Creighton University economist Ernie Goss says struggles in agriculture have pushed themselves over into his manufacturing survey, as well.&nbsp;"This, of course, is a survey of manufacturing supply managers in nine, what we call the mid America states, which includes Kansas," Goss said. "The overall reading was below growth neutral for the month. That's the month of August. And this is the fourth time in this year."Economic optimism is low in this month's survey."Approximately 35% see a recession as the number one challenge to their business, and that's even with a rate cut from the federal reserve, which is almost a hundred percent likely on September the 18th," Goss said. "Now the question becomes, is it a quarter percent cut or is it a half percent cut?"Goss thinks they might consider a half percent cut if the jobs report is bad enough, but he actually noted that rate cuts have not historically held off recessions.&nbsp;"Every recession since the 1950s, every one of those recessions has been preceded by significant rate cuts by the federal reserve," Goss said. "Back in the last time we had a deep recession back in 2008 and nine, the fed began cutting rates to near zero and launching new programs to stimulate growth, what we call quantitative easing. That was a mistake on their part then, and it's a mistake now."Goss said that whatever the Fed chooses to do later this month likely will not have a meaningful effect between now and the November election.

Goss: Survey sees manufacturing struggles

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Hutch Rec, in a partnership with the Downtown Hutch Rod Run, is excited to announce the return of Hutch Fest. This year’s Hutch Fest will take place Friday, October 4 and Saturday, October 5 in Downtown Hutchinson.

Downtown Hutchinson Rod Run: Oct. 4 &amp; 5:

The 17th annual Downtown Hutchinson Rod Run &amp; Classic Car Show starts at noon on Friday, Oct. 4 and continues through the evening of Oct. 5.

This two-day event features hot rods, classic and antique cars, trucks, and motorcycles, as well as a Show &amp; Shine, Main Street Cruise, vendor demonstrations, food trucks, and more. More details are available at the Downtown Hutch Rod Run website.

The Hutch Rec Foundation is once again hosting the 4th annual Hutch Brewfest: A Craft Beer Festival, presented by Clayworks at Disability Supports. This event will take place in front of Hutch Rec Downtown at 17 E. 1st Ave. Proceeds from the event benefit the Hutch Rec Foundation, a nonprofit organization whose mission is to support Hutch Rec by advocating for program improvements and recreational opportunities through charitable giving.

Hutch Brewfest will feature 12 craft breweries from across the state. Returning in 2024 – a special Homebrewer’s Competition, which will feature 10 home brewers. More information on the Hutch Brewfest, including ticket purchasing, is available on the Hutch Fest web page.

Hutch Fest Kids Zone: Oct. 4 from 6-8 p.m. and Oct. 5 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. near DCI Park, 2nd &amp; Main

Families of all ages are invited to 2nd &amp; Main and the DCI Park area for the Hutch Fest Kids Zone, sponsored by First National Bank.

The Kids Zone area will include inflatables, Touch-a-Truck, treat trucks, community booths and activities, live entertainment, and more

Salt City 5K/10K Races: Oct. 5 at 8 a.m. in front of Salt City Brewing

Take the urban challenge of a road race at the Salt City 5K/10K races, presented by Salt City Brewing. The event starts in front of the brewery at 514 N. Main with the 10K race starting at 8 a.m., 5K race starting at 8:15 a.m.

Participants are officially chip-timed and receive a medal and shirt. All ages and both runners and walkers are welcome. Additional race details and registration can be found on the Hutch Fest web page.

Stay up-to-date on Hutch Fest activities and events by following the Hutch Fest web page, as well as the Hutch Rec social media pages on Facebook and Instagram.

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 </figure>AMY CONKLING Hutch RecHUTCHINSON, Kan. — Hutch Rec, in a partnership with the Downtown Hutch Rod Run, is excited to announce the return of Hutch Fest. This year’s Hutch Fest will take place Friday, October 4 and Saturday, October 5 in Downtown Hutchinson.Hutch Fest 2024 featured events include:Downtown Hutchinson Rod Run: Oct. 4 &amp; 5:The 17th annual Downtown Hutchinson Rod Run &amp; Classic Car Show starts at noon on Friday, Oct. 4 and continues through the evening of Oct. 5.This two-day event features hot rods, classic and antique cars, trucks, and motorcycles, as well as a Show &amp; Shine, Main Street Cruise, vendor demonstrations, food trucks, and more. More details are available at the Downtown Hutch Rod Run website.Hutch Brewfest: Oct. 5 from 2-5 p.m.The Hutch Rec Foundation is once again hosting the 4th annual Hutch Brewfest: A Craft Beer Festival, presented by Clayworks at Disability Supports. This event will take place in front of Hutch Rec Downtown at 17 E. 1st Ave. Proceeds from the event benefit the Hutch Rec Foundation, a nonprofit organization whose mission is to support Hutch Rec by advocating for program improvements and recreational opportunities through charitable giving.Hutch Brewfest will feature 12 craft breweries from across the state. Returning in 2024 – a special Homebrewer’s Competition, which will feature 10 home brewers. More information on the Hutch Brewfest, including ticket purchasing, is available on the Hutch Fest web page.Hutch Fest Kids Zone: Oct. 4 from 6-8 p.m. and Oct. 5 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. near DCI Park, 2nd &amp; MainFamilies of all ages are invited to 2nd &amp; Main and the DCI Park area for the Hutch Fest Kids Zone, sponsored by First National Bank.The Kids Zone area will include inflatables, Touch-a-Truck, treat trucks, community booths and activities, live entertainment, and moreSalt City 5K/10K Races: Oct. 5 at 8 a.m. in front of Salt City BrewingTake the urban challenge of a road race at the Salt City 5K/10K races, presented by Salt City Brewing. The event starts in front of the brewery at 514 N. Main with the 10K race starting at 8 a.m., 5K race starting at 8:15 a.m.Participants are officially chip-timed and receive a medal and shirt. All ages and both runners and walkers are welcome. Additional race details and registration can be found on the Hutch Fest web page.Stay up-to-date on Hutch Fest activities and events by following the Hutch Fest web page, as well as the Hutch Rec social media pages on Facebook and Instagram.

Hutch Fest returns this fall

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Sons of the American Revolution National society created an initiative to place a 250th Anniversary bench in every state. 

The Sons of the Plains chapter created a joint project with two Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) chapters, Uvedale and Dodge City, as well as a Children of the American Revolution Chapter, the Kansas Buffalo Society to raise funds to purchase the granite bench. They also received a donation from The Edgar Grover Family in remembrance of Edgar and Emalene Grover. Edgar was one of the founding members of the SAR Color guard and was at one time a National Commander.

"We are all very proud of our Patriotic Heritage and honored that the State Fair Committee has allowed us to place this Granite Bench as a memorial to those who gave us this great nation 250 years ago," the group said.

The bench dedication will take place Thursday, Sept. 12 at 10 a.m. on the north side of Lake Talbot between the professional arts buildings.

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 </figure>Sons of the American RevolutionHUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Sons of the American Revolution National society created an initiative to place a 250th Anniversary bench in every state. The Sons of the Plains chapter created a joint project with two Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) chapters, Uvedale and Dodge City, as well as a Children of the American Revolution Chapter, the Kansas Buffalo Society to raise funds to purchase the granite bench. They also received a donation from The Edgar Grover Family in remembrance of Edgar and Emalene Grover. Edgar was one of the founding members of the SAR Color guard and was at one time a National Commander."We are all very proud of our Patriotic Heritage and honored that the State Fair Committee has allowed us to place this Granite Bench as a memorial to those who gave us this great nation 250 years ago," the group said.The bench dedication will take place Thursday, Sept. 12 at 10 a.m. on the north side of Lake Talbot between the professional arts buildings.

Granite bench dedication coming up Thursday of Fair

8:00 AM Floriculture Class B Receiving | Pride of Kansas

8:30 AM FFA Ag Receiving | FFA Showcase Building

10:00 AM Acrylic &amp; Oil Painting Demonstration | Oz Gallery

11:00 AM Opening Ceremony | Peoples Bank and Trust Arena

11:00 AM China Painting Demonstration | Oz Gallery

11:00 AM Grand Drive Goat Showmanship | Livestock Annex, Ad Astra Building

11:00 AM Hutchinson Woodcarvers Demonstration | Oz Gallery

11:00 AM Kansas State Fair Museum | Lair White House

11:00 AM Professional Art Exhibits | Lake Talbott

12:00 PM Dennis Laffoon - Piano Man | Lowen Corporation Stage at Lake Talbott

12:00 PM Dr. Goddard's Lab | Education Center

12:00 PM Hedrick's Pig Races | Behind Petting Zoo

12:00 PM Moo U-Guided Barn Tours | Birthing Center

12:30 PM Kenny Ahearn - The Family Variety Theatre | 501 23rd Terr

1:00 PM It's All About the Bread - Contest | Domestic Arts Building

1:00 PM Manhattan High School POPS Choir | Peoples Bank and Trust Arena

1:00 PM Porcelain Painting Demonstration | Oz Gallery

1:30 PM Champion Livestock Show | Prarie Pavilion

1:30 PM Homemade Ice Cream &amp; Topping Judging | Domestic Arts Building

2:00 PM Grand Drive Swine Showmanship | Sheep, Swine, and Goat Building

2:00 PM Moo U-Guided Barn Tours | Birthing Center

2:00 PM Redneck Revival | Peoples Bank and Trust Arena

2:00 PM Scarecrow Judging | Pride of Kansas

2:00 PM Sunflower Seniors Got Talent | Encampment Building - Hansen Auditorium

2:00 PM Wyatt Henson | Lowen Corporation Stage at Lake Talbott

2:30 PM Kenny Ahearn - The Family Variety Theatre | 501 23rd Terr

3:00 PM Grand Drive Sheep Showmanship | Sheep, Swine, and Goat Building

4:00 PM Grand Drive Beef Showmanship | Prairie Pavilion

4:00 PM Wyatt Henson | Lowen Corporation Stage at Lake Talbott

4:30 PM Kenny Ahearn - The Family Variety Theatre | 501 23rd Terr

5:00 PM Kevin Horner Ventriloquist Family Fair Show | Lowen Corporation Stage at Lake Talbott

5:00 PM Redneck Revival | Peoples Bank and Trust Arena

5:00 PM Strong &amp; Amazing | Gottschalk Park

6:00 PM Jenni Dale Lord Band | Lowen Corporation Stage at Lake Talbott

6:30 PM Kenny Ahearn - The Family Variety Theatre | 501 23rd Terr

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 </figure>DAILY EVENTSAgriculture Exhibits | Pride of KansasAgriland | Pride of KansasButter Sculpture sponsored by Southwest Dairy Farmers | Pride of KansasBirthing Center | Birthing CenterBoy Scout Exhibits | Oz GalleryClothing &amp; Textile Exhibits | Domestic Arts BuildingCompetitive Exhibits Displays | Oz Gallery, Domestic Arts Building, Lake Talbott East, Lake Talbott West, Pride of Kansas BuildingEducation Center | Education CenterFFA/4H Exhibit Displays | 206 E 23rd Ave, Ad Astra BuildingFine Arts Exhibits | Oz GalleryFloriculture Exhibits | Pride of KansasFoods Exhibits | Domestic Arts BuildingGirl Scout Exhibits | Oz GalleryKDHE Mobile Lab | 509 Bison Blvd.Llama Exhibit | DairylandQuilts with a Story | Domestic Arts BuildingOpen Pigeons / Poultry Display | Poultry BuildingOpen Rabbit Display | Rabbit BuildingMORNING SCHEDULE8:00 AM Floriculture Class B Receiving | Pride of Kansas8:00 AM Working Equitation Show | Expo II8:30 AM FFA Ag Receiving | FFA Showcase Building9:00 AM Moo U-Guided Barn Tours | Birthing Center9:00 AM Splinters-N-Rust | Oz Gallery10:00 AM Acrylic &amp; Oil Painting Demonstration | Oz Gallery10:00 AM Dr. Goddard's Lab | Education Center10:00 AM Milking Parlor Demo | Dairyland10:00 AM Moo U-Guided Barn Tours | Birthing Center11:00 AM Opening Ceremony | Peoples Bank and Trust Arena11:00 AM Chainsaw Woodcarvers | Lake Talbott11:00 AM China Painting Demonstration | Oz Gallery11:00 AM Dr. Goddard's Lab | Education Center11:00 AM Glenda and Mike's Magic and Ventriloquism Show | Lowen Corporation Stage at Lake Talbott11:00 AM Grand Drive Goat Showmanship | Livestock Annex, Ad Astra Building11:00 AM Hutchinson Woodcarvers Demonstration | Oz Gallery11:00 AM Kansas State Fair Museum | Lair White House11:00 AM Milking Parlor Demo | Dairyland11:00 AM Moo U-Guided Barn Tours | Birthing Center11:00 AM Professional Art Exhibits | Lake TalbottAFTERNOON SCHEDULE12:00 PM Dennis Laffoon - Piano Man | Lowen Corporation Stage at Lake Talbott12:00 PM Dr. Goddard's Lab | Education Center12:00 PM Draft Horse Show | Expo Center12:00 PM Hedrick's Pig Races | Behind Petting Zoo12:00 PM Milking Parlor Demo | Dairyland12:00 PM Moo U-Guided Barn Tours | Birthing Center12:30 PM Kenny Ahearn - The Family Variety Theatre | 501 23rd Terr1:00 PM Chainsaw Woodcarvers | Lake Talbott1:00 PM It's All About the Bread - Contest | Domestic Arts Building1:00 PM Kevin Horner - Ventriloquist Family Fair Show | 501 23rd Terr1:00 PM Manhattan High School POPS Choir | Peoples Bank and Trust Arena1:00 PM Milking Parlor Demo | Dairyland1:00 PM Porcelain Painting Demonstration | Oz Gallery1:00 PM Strong &amp; Amazing | Gottschalk Park1:30 PM Champion Livestock Show | Prarie Pavilion1:30 PM Homemade Ice Cream &amp; Topping Judging | Domestic Arts Building2:00 PM Dr. Goddard's Lab | Education Center2:00 PM Grand Drive Swine Showmanship | Sheep, Swine, and Goat Building2:00 PM Hedrick's Pig Races | Behind Petting Zoo2:00 PM Lady Houdini | Gottschalk Park2:00 PM Milking Parlor Demo | Dairyland2:00 PM Moo U-Guided Barn Tours | Birthing Center2:00 PM Redneck Revival | Peoples Bank and Trust Arena2:00 PM Scarecrow Judging | Pride of Kansas2:00 PM Sunflower Seniors Got Talent | Encampment Building - Hansen Auditorium2:00 PM Wyatt Henson | Lowen Corporation Stage at Lake Talbott2:30 PM Kenny Ahearn - The Family Variety Theatre | 501 23rd Terr3:00 PM Chainsaw Woodcarvers | Lake Talbott3:00 PM Dennis Laffoon - Piano Man | Lowen Corporation Stage at Lake Talbott3:00 PM Grand Drive Sheep Showmanship | Sheep, Swine, and Goat Building3:00 PM Moo U-Guided Barn Tours | Birthing Center3:00 PM Ron Diamond Hypnotist | Peoples Bank and Trust Arena3:00 PM Strong &amp; Amazing | Gottschalk Park4:00 PM Grand Drive Beef Showmanship | Prairie Pavilion4:00 PM Hedrick's Pig Races | Behind Petting Zoo4:00 PM Lady Houdini | Gottschalk Park4:00 PM Moo U-Guided Barn Tours | Birthing Center4:00 PM Wyatt Henson | Lowen Corporation Stage at Lake Talbott4:30 PM Kenny Ahearn - The Family Variety Theatre | 501 23rd Terr5:00 PM Chainsaw Woodcarvers | Lake Talbott5:00 PM Kevin Horner Ventriloquist Family Fair Show | Lowen Corporation Stage at Lake Talbott5:00 PM Moo U-Guided Barn Tours | Birthing Center5:00 PM Redneck Revival | Peoples Bank and Trust Arena5:00 PM Strong &amp; Amazing | Gottschalk Park6:00 PM Hedrick's Pig Races | Behind Petting Zoo6:00 PM Jenni Dale Lord Band | Lowen Corporation Stage at Lake Talbott6:00 PM Lady Houdini | Gottschalk Park6:00 PM Milking Parlor Demo | Dairyland6:00 PM Ron Diamond Hypnotist | Peoples Bank and Trust Arena6:30 PM Kenny Ahearn - The Family Variety Theatre | 501 23rd Terr7:00 PM Great Plains Jazz Orchestra | Capper Building7:00 PM Ryan Shaban | Lowen Corporation Stage at Lake Talbott7:00 PM The Wonderers | Peoples Bank and Trust Arena7:30 PM Wynonna Judd with Kimberly Perry | Nex-Tech Grandstand

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