Nicole Tracy
Reporter
NASHVILLE – The Howard
County Fair Board’s Premium
Sale was a rousing success.
The sale was held on September
12. There were a total
of 64 lots in the sale, and
$76,576 was the final totals
made during the sale.
All money from the sale
of the lots goes to the exhibitors,
who are all local youth.
“The Premium Sale is a great
way to involve the youth of
Howard County in Agriculture”
said Don Fletcher, president
of the Howard County
Fair Board.
There were a total of 107
buyers during the sale. All
money has been collected
and distributed to all 64 recipients.
“We are extremely grateful
for all the support” said
Fletcher.
Youth involved in the
sale were: Sara Sweat, Barrett
Jackson, Connor Bailey,
Patrick Kitchens, Samuel
Rodgers, Brittany Hilliard,
Reif Nolte, Kelsey Hockaday,
Payeton Bagley, Codie
Jamison, Lily McLelland,
Luke Raulerson, Rayleigh
Harmon, Gavin Bailey, Joshua
Rodgers, Dillion Billings, Abbie
Lamb, Chandler Turner,
Mae Lamb, Audra Hughes,
Kat Morris, Sophia Kitchens,
Addy Harmon, Grace Myers,
Alison Kitchens, Anna
Sweat, Jacob Moore, Savannah
Jackson, Addison Cox,
Stailee Harrison, Harleigh Hill,
Rodney Nolte, John Patrick
Cothren, Montana Wheeler,
Tyra Fox, Layne Thompson,
Jessica Hipp, Tanner Bryan,
Bryar James, Kyndall Turner,
Peyton Hilliard, Ashlyn Hipp,
Kalli Alexander, Santana Mc-
Millian, Cooper Smith, Bay
Nolte, Quinlan Reed, Karter
Castleberry, Brenna Lewis,
Milee Harrison, Jayda Young,
Darrell Reed, Kaitlyn Hipp,
John Raulerson, Macy Morris,
Dalton Billings, Lilli Medlin,
Avery Morris, Lucas Allen,
Wren Washburn, Hayden Alexander,
the Howard County
4-H, Dierks FFA, and Nashville
FFA.
The Howard County
Fair Board consists of Don
Fletcher, President, Justin
Allen, Vice President, Linda
Kitchens, Secretary, Bill Bean,
Treasurer, and Board Members
Deb Kreul, Diane Gunter,
Matt Smith, Mike Graves, and
Randy Thompson.
