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ABOVE LEFT: Lisa Baggerly won Best of Show in the Photography division. ABOVE RIGHT: Cindy Vaughn won Best of Show in the Needlework division. She also won Best Adult Overall Project. BELOW LEFT: Beverly Jones won Best of Show in the Sewing division. BELOW CENTER: Jonathan Lawlor won Best of Show in the Horticulture division. BELOW RIGHT: Emily Kent won Best of Show in the Art division. Photos by Mitchell Pate/Fairfield Recorder
ABOVE LEFT: Lisa Baggerly won Best of Show in the Photography division. ABOVE RIGHT: Cindy Vaughn won Best of Show in the Needlework division. She also won Best Adult Overall Project. BELOW LEFT: Beverly Jones won Best of Show in the Sewing division. BELOW CENTER: Jonathan Lawlor won Best of Show in the Horticulture division. BELOW RIGHT: Emily Kent won Best of Show in the Art division. Photos by Mitchell Pate/Fairfield Recorder
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ABOVE LEFT: Parker Black won Best of Show in the Quilt Division. She is also the Go Texan Youth Qualifier and won Best Youth Overall Project. ABOVE RIGHT: Corbin Defrance won Best of Show in the Crafts division. BELOW LEFT: Cynthia Allen is the Go Texan Adult Qualifier with her Quilt. BELOW CENTER: Olivia Hays won Best of Show in the Food Preservation division. BELOW RIGHT: Kimberly Stone-Dennis won Best of Show in the Baked Goods division. Photos by Mitchell Pate/Fairfield Recorder
ABOVE LEFT: Parker Black won Best of Show in the Quilt Division. She is also the Go Texan Youth Qualifier and won Best Youth Overall Project. ABOVE RIGHT: Corbin Defrance won Best of Show in the Crafts division. BELOW LEFT: Cynthia Allen is the Go Texan Adult Qualifier with her Quilt. BELOW CENTER: Olivia Hays won Best of Show in the Food Preservation division. BELOW RIGHT: Kimberly Stone-Dennis won Best of Show in the Baked Goods division. Photos by Mitchell Pate/Fairfield Recorder

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