Pen Assignments and Tack Drop-Off

Stall cards and pen assignments will be posted by the evening of Saturday, September 5. Please do not come to the Junior Fair office to look at barn charts before this date.  You may also begin bringing tack to the fairgrounds at 5:00 PM on Saturday, September 5. All major tack must be in place by 3:00 PM on Thursday, September 10.

Junior Fair Line Dance

There will be a socially distanced line dance at the fair on Sunday, September 13th with lessons from 6-7 pm and the main event from 7-8:30 pm. Details on location will be coming soon in an upcoming 4-H News & Notes email.

2020 Scholarship Recipients

Congratulations to our 2020 4-H scholarship recipients! This year Wayne County 4-H awarded eleven scholarships totaling $7500.00 to high school seniors and college students.

  • Pat Kenehl Memorial Scholarship: Jordan Melgari
  • Wayne County Jr Fair Baked Goods Scholarships:Hattie Carr, Madisyn Morrow, Hannah Watson, and Abbey Werstler
  • Dianne Hange 4-H Scholarship: Thomas Gress
  • Wayne County 4-H/FFA Dairy Committee Scholarship: Ashley Hawvermale
  • Wayne County General 4-H Scholarship: Shelby Lehman, Paige Maibach
  • Wayne County 4-H/FFA Doyle Findley Scholarship: Garrett Gwin

All scholarship recipients will be recognized at this year’s Wayne County Fair.

Junior Fair Health & Safety Guidelines

There have been many changes to this year’s Wayne County Fair, all with the goal of ensuring the health and safety of all participants, volunteers, and spectators. All COVID related protocols have been developed in consultation with the Wayne County Health Department and based on orders and guidance issued from Governor Dewine and the Ohio Department of Health.

  • Masks will be required at the fair, including in the barns and show rings. In accordance with the Director’s Order issued on July 23, 2020, all individuals in attendance at and participating in 4-H and FFA Junior Fair activities shall wear a facial covering at all times when:
    a.    In any indoor location that is not a residence (camper): or
    b.    Outdoors and unable to consistently maintain a distance of six feet or more from individuals who are not members of their family/household
    c. Unless the individual meets one of the exemptions outlined in the Governor’s order
  • Participants, spectators, vendors, and volunteers are required to conduct a health survey before they enter the grounds each day. The health self-check is available on the Wayne County 4-H mobile app, or by clicking the button below.
  • Class sizes will be limited to 10 participants.
  • Six-foot social distancing guidelines will be maintained. Proper hand washing and sanitization measures will be followed.

Click here to view the Junior Fair COVID guidelines. You can access the health self-check by clicking here.