First night of truck pulls and wrestling Tuesday as Hardin County fair continues; Meshyia Bradshaw crowned Miss Hardin County Fair

The fun continues today at the Hardin County Fairgrounds as the 2024 Hardin County Fair rolls on.

Tuesday will feature the second round of judging for Family Living and Fine Arts projects. The Hardin County Youth Parade of Champions will take place at the exhibit hall at 1:30 and 7 p.m. 

In addition to great food at the restaurant and from vendors, adorable animals at the petting zoo, and exciting rides at the midway, Tuesday will feature the 2024 Miss Teen Hardin County Fair Pageant, which will be held at the pageant building at 7 p.m. UCW Wrestling will take it to the mat at 7:30 p.m. for the first of three nights of wrestling. The KITPA Truck Pull will be held at the motorsports track at 8 p.m.

Tuesday is Hardin County Farm Bureau night at the fairgrounds. Stop by the Farm Bureau office for a coupon to get $1 off the $15 admission price.

The Hardin County Fair has lots to offer for everybody, and as Fair Board President Marty Fulkerson says: “It’s 61 years of the most fun you can have with your shoes on!”

Meanwhile, the 2024 Miss Hardin County Fair Pageant was held Monday evening. Meshyia Nradhsaw was crowned as Miss Hardin County Fair while also winning the Most Photogenic prize. Ann-Margaret Basham was named first runner-up while Ajia Ballard was named second runner-up and Miss Congeniality.

Find the complete schedule on the Hardin County Fair website or Facebook page.