Rockingham County Fair 2016

Rockingham County

FAIR

August 15-20, 2016

IN THIS ISSUE New Features Of The Fair Music To Tap Your Feet To Map Of Fair Activities Complete Fair Schedule

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Fairgoers ride the YoYo at the Rockingham County Fair on Aug. 18, 2015.

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Harrisonburg, Va.

Rockingham County Fair Schedule Of Events SPECIAL DAYS Some days of the fair each have a theme.

All active duty, veteran or retired servicemen and women have FREE gate admission Monday through Saturday with valid ID card or proof of service.

Here’s a breakdown of the specials throughout 2016 fair week, Aug. 14-19: Monday: Dollar Day Gates open at noon. Admission will be $1 until 5 p.m. After 5 p.m. admission will be $5 for adults, $2 for children 7-12 and free for children 6 and younger. Rides open at 5 p.m. and will be $1 each. In honor of their service to our country, all individuals serving on active duty, retired from or are veterans of U.S. military services (including Guard and Reserves), gate admission is FREE with valid ID card or proof of service. Sponsored by: Harrisonburg Tourism and Visitors Service.

Tuesday In honor of their service to our country, all individuals serving on active duty, retired from or are veterans of U. S. military services (including Guard and Reserves), gate admission is FREE with valid ID card or proof of service.

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Wednesday: Youth Day Admission is FREE for all youth younger than 12 years old, $2 for youth 13-18 years old and $5 for adults.

In honor of their service to our country, all individuals serving on active duty, retired from or are veterans of U. S. military services (including Guard and Reserves), gate admission is FREE with valid ID card or proof of service.

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Thursday: Older Adults Day All adults 60 or older enter fair gates for $2.

In honor of their service to our country, all individuals serving on active duty, retired from or are veterans of U. S. military services (including Guard and Reserves), gate admission is FREE with valid ID card or proof of service.

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Anna Myers, then 12 years old, of Dayton gets some love from a Holstein dairy cow while resting in the barn with her friends during the 2012 Rockingham County Fair.

Friday In honor of their service to our country, all individuals serving on active duty, retired from, or are veterans of U. S. military services (including Guard and Reserves), gate admission is FREE with valid ID card or proof of service. Sponsored by: Sentara RMH Medical Center

Saturday: Family Fun Day Gate admission is $5 for adults, $2 for children 7-12 and free for children 6 and younger.

In honor of their service to our country, all individuals serving on active duty, retired from, or are veterans of U. S. military services (including Guard and Reserves), gate admission is FREE with valid ID card or proof of service. Sponsored by: E & M Auto Paint and Supply.

PRE-FAIR ACTIVITIES (NO MIDWAY, NO GATE ADMISSION, LIMITED CONCESSIONS) SUNDAY, AUG. 14 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.: All Breed Horse Show – Harrisonburg Ford Arena 7 p.m.: Gospel Sing with The Chuck Wagon Gang HarrisonburgAutoMall.com Tent, Sponsored by: WBTX, WNLR 2 to 6 p.m.: Exhibit entry time for departments MONDAY, AUG. 15 8 a.m. to noon: Entry time for flowers, horticulture, farm crops and rabbits. Please enter through Gate No. 6. Check the fair catalog for specific dates and times 8 a.m. to 9.00 a.m.: Entry time for baked goods.

5 p.m.: Rides open 5 p.m.: 4-H & FFA Market Hog Show 5 p.m.: Leon Jacobs Jr. at the Joe Bowman Auto Plaza Stage 5 to 6 p.m.: Dairy Milking 5:15 p.m.: Close Encounters of the Exotic Kind, sponsored by Burgess Plumbing, Frazier Quarry 5:15 p.m.: Mountain Heritage Cloggers at the Virginia Dreams Center Stage Talent Pavilion 6 p.m.: The Jimmy Mazz Show at the Joe Bowman Auto Plaza Stage 6:15 p.m.: The Dennis Lee Show at the HarrisonburgAutoMall.com Tent 6:30 p.m.: Agri-Puppets, sponsored by Shamrock Farms, Farm Credit 7 p.m.: Leon Jacobs Jr. at the Joe Bowman Auto Plaza Stage 7 p.m.: Go Kart Racing at the Harrisonburg Ford Arena 7 p.m.: Night with the Legends featuring Joe Diffie, Mark Chestnutt and Diamond Rio at the Pepsi Grandstand: $20, $25, $30, $35, sponsored by Beam Brothers Trucking, Truck Enterprises, Inc., WSIGfm. 7:15 p.m.: The Jimmy Mazz Show at the HarrisonburgAutoMall.com Tent See SCHEDULE, Page 8

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Live Poultry Returns To Rockingham County Fair

By ERIN FLYNN Daily News-Record

HARRISONBURG — The birds are back at this year’s Rockingham County Fair.

Poultry will once again be allowed back at the fairgrounds south of Harrisonburg off U.S. 11 during fair week, which is slated for Aug. 15 to Aug. 20.

Because of last year’s avian flu scare, Rockingham County Fair Association officials thought it best to ban chickens, ducks and turkeys from the fairgrounds, General Manager Jeff Ishee said.

The fair association board voted to lift the ban at its meeting on May 25.

“This county is known around the world as the turkey capital,” Ishee said. “That’s a big deal for us to get the chickens back.”

To educate fair attendees about poultry’s history and economic importance, there will be displays and activities taking place throughout the week at the Virginia Poultry Center.

For the first time this year, children can

also play in the center’s new kitchen addition, which is funded by an $1,800 grant from the Virginia Ag Council and American Ag Board.

“It’s a mock-up country kitchen, and they can pretend to make eggs or fried chicken and play like little kids do,” Ishee said.

Poultry is just one aspect of the fair’s agricultural offerings, which is the centerpiece of the weeklong affair. Returning this year are various farm animals, including sheep, goats and pigs.

“One of the primary reasons people come to the fair is because of the animals,” he said. “The families really enjoy showing the kids the animals and walking around the barns and watching the shows.”

A puppet show, called Agri-Puppets, will be offered as well, Ishee said. It aims to teach children about animals and where their food comes from.

While ag is the centerpiece, the fair

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Volunteer Dianne Cullers of Harrisonburg feeds the birds at the 2012 Rockingham County Fair See POULTRY, Page 5 Poultry House.

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Mailee Findley, then 9 years old, works with her lamb, Spot, who was born in February 2015, during the 2015 Rockingham County Fair. Mailee, the daughter of Stephanie and Matt Findley of Rockingham County, was practicing for the market show.

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Cooking Channel To Film Show At Fair Poultry

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offers many other attractions to appeal to various interests and ages.

The midway will have 25 rides, and 11 food vendors will tempt visitors with fair favorites, such as funnel cakes and fried candy bars.

The food will meet a much wider audience this year than usual.

Ishee said “Carnival Eats,” a Cooking Channel show that focuses on the culinary creations found at American fairgrounds, will stop by.

“They have pledged that they will be at our fair to feature our food,” he said. “They will be there for two full days to tape an episode for that series.”

Ishee said remaining details, including the show’s filming schedule, are still being worked out.

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They have pledged that they will be at our fair to feature our food. They will be there for two full days to tape an episode for that series.

Jeff Ishee, Rockingham County Fair general manager Daniel Lin / DN-R

A long line forms for cotton candy and other sweet treats at one of the concession stands during the last evening of the 2015 Rockingham County Fair.

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Susie Q, a red-and-white Holstein, wears lipstick in preparation for her part in the annual Kiss-ACow Charity Contest during the 2015 Rockingham County Fair.

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Ellnora Waldron, then 2, of Elkton helps her mother, Laura, wash a Jersey dairy cow named Else at the 2015 Rockingham County Fair. She and her brother, Henry, then 5, showed in the Pee Wee class.

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Rockingham Fair Schedule Continued Schedule

FROM PAGE 2

7:15 p.m.: Team Rock, sponsored by Rockingham Group, Dixie Gas & Oil 8:15 p.m.: Close Encounters of the Exotic Kind, sponsored by Burgess Plumbing, Frazier Quarry 8:15 p.m.: Mountain Heritage Cloggers at the Virginia Dreams Center Stage Talent Pavilion 8:30 p.m.: Agri-Puppets, sponsored by Shamrock Farms, Farm Credit 9:15 p.m.: The Dennir Lee Show at the Harrisonburg Auto Mall.com Tent 9:15 p.m.: Team Rock, sponsored by Rockingham Group, Dixie Gas & Oil TUESDAY, AUG. 16 8 a.m.: Open and Junior Dairy Show 3 p.m.: 4-H & FFA Market Lamb Show 4 p.m.: Chicken Barbecue 4 p.m.: Rides Open. Twelve Buck Tuesday: Ride until closing for $12 5 p.m.: Leon Jacobs Jr. at the Joe Bowman Auto Plaza Stage 5 to 6 p.m.: Dairy Milking 5 to 8 p.m.: Construction Trades Skill

Competition (Electrical) 5:15 p.m.: Close Encounters of the Exotic Kind, sponsored by Burgess Plumbing, Frazier Quarry 5:15 p.m.: Faithful Praise at the Virginia Dreams Center Stage Pavilion 6 to 9 p.m.: Mountain Heritage Cloggers (Roving), sponsored by Houff’s Feed and Fertilizer 6:15 p.m.: The Jimmy Mazz Show at the Joe Bowman Auto Plaza Stage 6:15 p.m.: The Dennis Lee Show at the HarrisonburgAutoMall.Com Tent 6:30 p.m.: Agri-Puppets, sponsored by Shamrock Farms, Farm Credit 7 p.m.: Bobcat Rodeo Skid Loader & Excavator Competition at the Harrisonburg Ford Arena, sponsored by Valley Equipment 7 p.m.: Leon Jacobs Jr. at the Joe Bowman Auto Plaza Stage 7:15 p.m.: The Jimmy Mazz Show at the HarrisonburgAutoMall.Com Tent 7:15 p.m.: Team Rock, sponsored by Rockingham Group, Dixie Gas & Oil 7:30 p.m.: Hank Williams Jr. with special guest Mo Pitney at the Pepsi Grandstand, See SCHEDULE, Page 14

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Bad News Travels Fast, driven by Brandon Derrow of Elkton, takes to the air during the 2015 Rockingham County Fair’s Monster Truck Thunder Racing Series event in the Grandstand.

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Rockingham County Fair Pageant Crowns Royalty

By NOLAN STOUT Daily News-Record

HARRISONBURG — The Rockingham County Fair Pageant crowned new royalty Aug. 6 to reign during the 2016 fair.

The Miss and Master section was split into six divisions for girls from newborn to 12 years old and a division for boys from newborn to 3 years old.

The other section featured the Miss Rockingham County Fair for ages 16 to 22, Junior Miss Rockingham County Fair for 13- to 16-year-olds and Mrs. Rockingham County Fair for married women.

Contestants in the Miss and Junior Miss divisions were judged based on a personal interview worth 30 percent of their score, glamour wear competition worth 15 percent, evening gown competition worth 35 percent and an onstage question worth 20 percent.

The Mrs. Rockingham County Fair

participants did not have an interview, but competed in all other categories.

This year, 16-year-old Torie Shifflett was crowned Miss Rockingham County Fair and received the pageant crown, a sash, glass trophy, flower and $750.

Alyssa Mawyer, 13, was crowned Junior Miss Rockingham County Fair and Sarah Fleming was selected as Mrs. Rockingham County Fair. Mawyer and Fleming received the same prizes and $100.

Pageant contestants must be residents of Rockingham, Page, Albemarle Shenandoah or Augusta counties or fulltime students at Bridgewater College or James Madison or Eastern Mennonite universities.

The winners of the Rockingham County Fair Pageant are:

Miss Rockingham County Fair Queen: Torie Shifflett, the daughter of Jay and Linda Shifflett, who lives

in Dayton and attends Turner Ashby High School.

First Runner-up: Taylore Eppard, the daughter of Tara and Harry Beach and Troy Eppard, who lives in Elkton.

Second Runner-up: Raven Green, the daughter of Steven and Rachel Thompson, who lives in Fulks Run. Third Runner-up: Jessica Brevard, the daughter of Robin Brevard, who lives in Shenandoah.

Miss Congeniality: Lauren Lilly, the daughter of Dolly and Lynn Lilly, who lives in Harrisonburg.

Torie Shifflett also won the photogenic and interview awards.

Jr. Miss Rockingham County Fair Queen: Alyssa Mawyer, 13, the daughter of Ed and Lindsey Mawyer, who lives in Rockingham County and is in eighth-grade at J. Frank Hillyard Middle School.

First Runner-up: Madison Voight,

the daughter of Kelly Voight, who lives in Elkton.

Mawyer was named Miss Congeniality and awarded the photogenic award.

Voight won the interview award.

Mrs. Rockingham County Fair Queen: Sarah Fleming, the wife of Travis Fleming, who lives in Mount Jackson.

First Runner-up: Tiffany Caplinger, the wife of A.J. Caplinger, who lives in Criders.

Second Runner-up: Heidi Green, wife of Nathan Green, who lives in Bergton.

Third Runner-up: Adrenna Woodall, the wife of Ricky Woodall Jr., who lives in Bridgewater Miss Congeniality: Rebecca Holloway, wife of Jeremy Holloway of Grottoes.

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Pageant Winners Include Master, Toddler Divisions Pageant

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On Aug. 6, the Rockingham County Fair Pageant crowned new royalty to reign during the 2016 fair. Pictured are (left to right) Pageant Director Melissa Shifflett, Junior Miss Rockingham County Fair Alyssa Mawyer, Miss Rockingham County Fair Torie Shifflett, U.S. Navy Petty Officer Walter McCallop, Mrs. Rockingham County Fair Sarah Fleming and pageant emcee Wes Shifflett.

Fleming also won the photogenic award.

Master Rockingham County Fair Winner: Everitt Conley, son of Zachary and Shania Conley, of Elkton.

First Runner-up: Linkin Mathias, son of Scott Mathias and Heather Morris, of Elkton.

Second Runner-up: Gavin Hensley, son of Whitney Doffelmyer and Dylan Hensley, of Elkton.

Third Runner-up: Riley Strickler, son of Bucky and Danielle Strickler, of Fulks Run. He also won the photogenic award.

Baby Doll (0-11 months) Winner: Vidalia Stout, daughter of Becky Palmer and Mike Smith, of Weyers Cave. She also won the photogenic award.

First Runner-up: Reagan Powell, daughter of Thomas and Stephanie Powell, of McGaheysville.

Second Runner-up: Sophia McEniry, daughter of Michael Armentrout and Lauren McEniry, of Dayton.

Third Runner-up: Jaelyn Hensley, daughter of Jessica Shifflett and Justin Hensley, of Elkton.

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Toddler Miss (12-23 months) Winner: Kansas Mundy, daughter of Ashlee and Ashley Mundy, of Singers Glen.

First Runner-up: Dorinda Curry, daughter of Lisa and Nikki Gunn, of Harrisonburg.

Second Runner-up: Paisleigh Emrich, daughter of Amber Corliss and Michael Pierce Jr., of Broadway.

Third Runner-up: Aubree Young, daughter of Wesley Young and Ashley Huffman, of Port Republic.

Photogenic: Braelyn McCauley, daughter of Bobby and Katosha McCauley, of Elkton.

Wee Miss (2-3 years) Winner: Maleah Vejerano, daughter of Catherine Vejerano and Michael Comer, of Fulks Run.

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Tiny Miss, Little Miss, Pre-Teen Chosen Pageant

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First Runner-up: Brooklyn Freed, daughter of David and Catherine Freed, of Harrisonburg.

Second Runner-up: Temperence Woodall, daughter of Ricky and Adrenna Woodall, of Bridgewater.

Third Runner-up: Sophia Mendoza, daughter of Victor and Brandi Mendoza, of Penn Laird.

Tiny Miss (4-5 years)

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ABOVE: Fairgoers ride the YoYo on a soggy Tuesday evening during the 2015 Rockingham County Fair. BELOW: Doc and Bob, driven by Bruce Barnes, of Clements, Md., do a full pull during the first round of the horse-pulling events at the 2015 Rockingham County Fair.

Winner: Olivia Sinnett, daughter of Travis and Brandy Sinnett, of Elkton.

She also won the photogenic award.

First Runner-up: Hayleigh Shifflett, daughter of Allen James and Tabitha Shifflett of Rockingham County.

Little Miss (6-8 years) Winner: Natalie Craig, daughter of Brian and Angela Craig, of Broadway.

First Runner-up: Hanna Frazier, daughter of Jason Morris and Hannah Frazier, of Elkton.

Second Runner-up: Abigail Meadows, daughter of Carl and Stephanie Meadows, of Elkton.

Third Runner-up: Cora Comer, daughter of Jeremy and Yvette Comer, of Elkton.

Photogenic: Tamera Shifflett, daughter of Josh Fitzwater and Brandi Shifflett, of Dayton.

Pre-Teen (9-12 years) Winner: Caitlyn Showalter, daughter of Wesley and Janie Showalter, Timberville.

First Runner-up: Kamdyn Kilby, daughter of O.J. and Jessica Kilby, of McGaheysville.

Second Runner-up: Emily Hammer, daughter of J. Lee and Crystal Hammer, of Elkton. She also won the photogenic award.

Third Runner-up: Danielle Vejerano, daughter of Catherine Vejerano, of Fulks Run. Contact Nolan Stout at 574-6278 or nstout@dnronline.com

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Rockingham Fair Schedule Continued Schedule

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$45, $50, $55, $65, sponsored by Devils Backbone, WSIG-FM 8:15 p.m.: Close Encounters of the Exotic Kind, sponsored by Burgess Plumbing, Frazier Quarry 8:15 p.m.: Faithful Praise at the Virginia Dreams Center Stage Pavilion 8:30 p.m.: Agri-Puppets, sponsored by Shamrock Farms, Farm Credit 9:15 p.m.: The Dennis Lee Show at the HarrisonburgAutoMall.com Tent 9:15 p.m.: Team Rock, sponsored by Rockingham Group, Dixie Gas & Oil WEDNESDAY, AUG. 17 9 a.m.: 4-H and FFA Steer Show 9 a.m.: Open and Junior Sheep Show 2 p.m.: Rides open. Ride until closing for $20 3 p.m.: Market Goat Show 3 to 8 p.m.: Immunizations provided by Rockingham-Harrisonburg Health Department 4 p.m.: Pork Barbecue 5 p.m.: Leon Jacobs Jr. at the Joe Bowman Auto Plaza Stage 5 to 6 p.m.: Dairy Milking 5 to 8 p.m.: Construction Trades Skill Competition (Carpentry) 5:15 p.m.: Close Encounters of the Exotic Kind, sponsored by Burgess Plumbing, Frazier Quarry 5:15 p.m.: The Jimmy Mazz Show at the Virginia Dreams Center Stage Talent Pavilion 6 to 8 p.m.: New Holland Blue Discovery Showcase at the Harrisonburg Ford Arena, sponsored by Rockingham New Holland, Double R Farms 6 to 9 p.m.: Mountain Heritage Cloggers (Roving), sponsored by Houff’s Feed & Fertilizer Inc. 6:15 p.m.: The Dennis Lee Show at the

HarrisonburgAutoMall.com Tent 6:30 p.m.: Kidz Bop Kids: Life of the Party Tour at the Pepsi Grandstand: $10, $15, $20, $25, sponsored by Bojangles, See-More Truck Tops & Customs, Comcast Spotlight, WAZR NOW 93.7-FM, WSVO Mix 93.1-FM 6:30 p.m.: Agri-Puppets, sponsored by Shamrock Farms, Farm Credit 7:15 p.m.: Sundown, Modern Classic Country at the HarrisonburgAutoMall.Com Tent 7:15 p.m.: Team Rock, sponsored by Rockingham Group, Dixie Gas & Oil 8:15 p.m.: The Jimmy Mazz Show at the Virginia Dreams Center Stage Talent Pavilion 8:15 p.m.: The Dennis Lee Show at the HarrisonburgAutoMall.com Tent 8:30 p.m.: Agri-Puppets, sponsored by Shamrock Farms, Farm Credit 9:15 p.m.: Yesterdayze, Light ’60s Rock at the HarrisonburgAutoMall.Com Tent 9:15 p.m.: Team Rock, sponsored by Rockingham Group, Dixie Gas & Oil THURSDAY, AUG. 18 8:30 a.m.: Open and Junior Beef & Commercial Heifer Show 9 a.m.: Sunshine Goat Class, sponsored by Farm Credit of the VAs 9 a.m.: Open Goat Show 10 a.m.: Older Adults Entertainment at the HarrisonburgAutoMall.com Tent 10 to 11 a.m.: Rides open for older adults only.

10 to 11 a.m.: Agri-Puppets, sponsored by Shamrock Farms, Farm Credit 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.: Free immunizations for Medicare Beneficiaries 11 a.m.: Team Rock, sponsored by Rockingham Group, Dixie Gas & Oil Noon: The Dennis Lee Show at the HarrisonburgAutoMall.Com Tent Michael Reilly / DN-R

See SCHEDULE, Page 21 Motocross racers fly over a jump during the 2013 Rockingham County Fair.

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Country And Pop Music To Hit Mainstage Major Concerts Some Of Biggest Draws Of Fair Attendees

By ERIN FLYNN Daily News-Record

HARRISONBURG — Country and pop music will be hitting the main stage during Rockingham County Fair week.

Between Aug. 15 and Aug. 20, the Pepsi Grandstand is hosting A Night With the Legends, Hank Williams Jr. and KIDZ BOP Kids.

Major concerts are some of the biggest draws to the fairgrounds just south of Harrisonburg off U.S. 11.

Jeff Ishee, the fair’s general manager, said the music will begin at 7 p.m. Aug. 15 with A Night With the Legends, a “traditional country music night” starring Mark Chesnutt, Joe Diffie and Diamond Rio. Chesnutt began his career in Beaumont, Texas, when he was 17. Since then, the 52-year-old has had 14 No. 1 singles and 23 top 10 singles.

Diffie, throughout his career, has re-

leased 13 albums and had more than 20 top 10 singles.

He is best known for his songs “Pickup Man,” “Third Rock From the Sun” and “John Deere Green.”

Diamond Rio is a band from Nashville, Tenn., and its members include Gene Johnson, Jimmy Olander, Brian Prout, Dan Truman and Dana Williams.

Since the band formed 1989, it has sold more than 10 million albums, received a Grammy Award and a Dove Award, and raised more than $1 million for nonprofits.

Its most popular songs are “How Your Love Makes Me Feel,” “One More Day,” “Beautiful Mess,” “Unbelievable” and “In A Week or Two.” “I believe they have more than 20 hits between those three [groups],” Ishee said.

“If they just play their top songs, I think

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Hank Williams Jr. is set to take the stage at 7:30 p.m. on Aug. 16. WIlliams, son of country legend See MUSIC, Page 19 Hank Williams, is known for such hits as “Eleven Roses” and “Texas Woman.”

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ABOVE, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Jimmy Olander, Gene Thompson, Marty Roe, Dana Williams, Brian Prout and Dan Thompson of Diamond Rio will perform on the Pepsi Grandstand stage during the 2016 Rockingham County Fair. ABOVE RIGHT: Williams became more popular in 1989 when he reworked “All My Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over Tonight” into a theme song for ABC’s “Monday Night Football.” BOTTOM RIGHT: Diamond Rio, from Nashville, Tenn., formed in 1989 and has sold more than 10 million albums and raised more than $1 million for nonprofits.

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Caila Pinkleton of Richmond and Meghan Molina of Boston, both then 21 years old, stomp their feet with other revelers at the Old Crow Medicine Show performance during the 2013 Rockingham County Fair.

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ABOVE: Luke Bryan performs for a packed crowd at the Grandstand at the 2012 Rockingham County Fair.

Bryan was one of the biggest attendance boosters that year. BELOW: Fans cheer as Lynyrd Skynyrd takes the Grandstand stage for a concert during last year’s fair.

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KIDZ BOP To Sing Fair’s First Concert For Children Ishee said a someone suggested the fair offer a concert geared toward 6- to 12-year-olds and the fair’s leaders ran with the idea. we’ll be set for the whole night.”

“We’ve never done [a concert for kids] before. It’s always Hank Williams Jr. will play at 7:30 p.m. on Aug. 16.

Williams, who was raised in Nashville, is the son of been rock ‘n’ roll music,” he said. “This year, we decided to take a leap of faith, so to speak.” country music legend Hank Williams and is known for The concert is also taking place on Youth Night, such songs as “Eleven Roses” and “Texas Womwhich means children 12 and younger can get an.” into the fairgrounds for free, though they Williams became even more popular must still pay to get into the concert. in 1989 when he reworked “All My Ticket prices for each of the concerts Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over ToWe’ve never done [a concert vary. night” into a theme song for ABC’s for kids] before. It’s always It costs $10 per person to attend “Monday Night Football.” The the KIDS BOP concert. been rock ‘n’ roll music. This song, which played before each Ticket prices are between $20 Monday game for 22 years, later year, we decided to take a and $35 per person for A Night With received an Emmy. leap of faith, so to speak. the Legends, and admission to the Williams is the recipient of five Hank Williams Jr. concert is between country music Entertainer of the Jeff Ishee, Rockingham $45 and $65.

Year awards.

Ishee said those interested can purCounty Fair general manager “He’s a legend … [who has] tens chase concert tickets at the fair, or can of thousands of fans all across United avoid long ticket booth lines by calling States,” Ishee said.

1-800-514-3849 or visiting rockinghamcounBeginning at 6:30 p.m. on Aug. 17, KIDZ tyfair.com.

BOP Kids will sing in the fair’s first concert for children. KIDZ BOP records family-friendly versions of Contact Erin Flynn at 574-6293 or today’s biggest pop music sung by kids. Since the group eflynn@dnronline.com started in 2001, it has sold 14 million albums.

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On Aug, 15, Mark Chesnutt will kick off the 2016 fair’s musical entertainment when he appears as part of A Night With the Legends that will include Joe Diffie and Diamond Rio.

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Donna Adams (left) and Karen Fleishman, both chairs of the senior homemaking department, hang quilts that won ribbons during the 2015 Rockingham County Fair.

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Rockingham Fair Schedule Continued Schedule

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1 p.m.: Close Encounters of the Exotic Kind, sponsored by Burgess Plumbing, Frazier Quarry 1 to 2 p.m.: Agri-Puppets (Roving), sponsored by Shamrock Farms, Farm Credit 4 p.m.: Lamb Barbecue 4 p.m.: Rides Open. Ride until closing for $20 5 p.m.: Antique Tractor Pull at the Harrisonburg Ford Arena, sponsored by Dupont Community Credit Union 5 to 6 p.m.: Dairy Milking 5 p.m.: Leon Jacobs Jr. Show at the Joe Bowman Auto Plaza Stage 5 to 8 p.m.: Construction Trades Skill Competition (HVAC) 5:15 p.m.: Close Encounters of the Exotic Kind, sponsored by Burgess Plumbing, Frazier Quarry 5:15 p.m.: SaraJane McDonald at the Virginia Dreams Center Stage Pavilion 6 p.m.: The Jimmy Mazz Show at the Joe Bowman Auto Plaza Stage 6 p.m.: Kiss-A-Cow Charity Contest

6:15 p.m.: The Dennis Lee Show at the HarrisonburgAutoMall.Com Tent 6:30 p.m.: Agri-Puppets, sponsored by Shamrock Farms, Farm Credit 7 p.m.: Goat Obstacle Course 7 p.m.: Dairy Department Showing & Fitting. Calf Dressing and Peewee Classes.

“Fun Activity” immediately following 7 p.m.: Justin Moore with special guests Çhris Lane & William Michael Morgan at the Pepsi Grandstand; $35, $45, $55, $65, sponsored by Excel Truck Group, First Bank & Trust, WKCY-FM 7:15 p.m.: Lisa Meadows & The Shenandoah Jamboree at the HarrisonburgAutoMall. com Tent 7:15 p.m.: Team Rock, sponsored by Rockingham Group, Dixie Gas & Oil 8:15 p.m.: SaraJane McDonald at the Virginia Dreams Center Stage Pavilion 8:30 p.m.: Agri-Puppets, sponsored by Shamrock Farms, Farm Credit 9:15 p.m.: The Dennis Lee Show at the HarrisonburgAutoMall.Com Tent 9:15 p.m.: Team Rock, sponsored by See SCHEDULE, Page 26

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Aden Bazzle exhibits one of his pigs during the 4-H and FFA Market Hog Show at the 2015 Rockingham County Fair. This was Aden’s second year competing, and he went on to win several weight classes in 2015.

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ABOVE: Ashley Crowl of Jarretsville, Md., makes a move from the outside while hunting down the leader of the first heat of the Sportsman Class during the 2015 Rockingham County Fair. Crowl eventually won the heat.

LEFT: Drivers wait with friends to run their heat in the 2015 Rockingham County Fair’s Demolition Derby at the Pepsi Grandstand.

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Donald Biller of Mount Clinton tests his skills in the beam placement competition during the 2015 Rockingham County Fair’s Bobcat Rodeo.

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ABOVE: Natalie Williams of Keezletown rides General Beauford during the 2015 Rockingham County Horse Show at the Rockingham County Fairgrounds. At the time, Williams was taking classes at Rain Day Stables in Linville.

RIGHT ABOVE: BLM Bull and Rodeo Company owners Matt Lamb (left) and Wes Begoon get the Grandstand area ready for the bull riding competition during the 2013 Rockingham County Fair.

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RIGHT BELOW: Django, a female capuchin monkey owned by Jerry Brown, or “The Monkey Man,” says hello to Sarah Miller of Waynesboro during the 2015 Rockingham County Fair.

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6:30 p.m.: Agri-Puppets, sponsored by Shamrock Farms, Farm Credit 7 p.m.: SVTPA Garden Tractor Pull at the Harrisonburg Ford Arena 7 p.m.: Leon Jacobs Jr. at the Joe Bowman Auto Plaza Stage 7:15 p.m.: Team Rock, sponsored by Rockingham Group, Dixie Gas & Oil 8 p.m.: Demolition Derby at the Pepsi Grandstand; Adult $12 (7 and older); Child $5 (6 and younger), sponsored by: Auto Body Pro Shop, Sprint, Q101-FM 8:15 p.m.: Close Encounters of the Exotic Kind, sponsored by Burgess Plumbing, Frazier Quarry 8:15 p.m.: Pelican 212 at the Virginia Dreams Center Stage Pavilion 8:30 p.m.: Agri-Puppets, sponsored by Shamrock Farms, Farm Credit 9:15 p.m.: The Dennis Lee Show at the HarrisonburgAutoMall.Com Tent 9:15 p.m.: Team Rock , sponsored by Rockingham Group, Dixie Gas & Oil SATURDAY, AUG. 20 10 a.m.: Virginia Junior Sheep Breeders See SCHEDULE, Page 30

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ABOVE: Volunteer Brian Carpenter (right), vice president of the 2015 Rockingham County Fair, talks to Charlie Wampler, then 99 years old, during a tour of the hog barn. Wampler started the fair in 1949 and served as its first president.

LEFT: April Diaz of Grottoes takes a photo of her 3-year-old son, Noah, with Jolie, a junior Frisbee dog owned by Marina Fangareggi of Italy, after the 2015 Rockingham County Fair’s Disc-Connected K9 Frisbee Show.

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Bill Crummett of Manassas waits on his 1953 Ford Golden Jubilee for his turn in the 2015 Rockingham County Fair’s Antique Tractor Pull.

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Rockingham Fair Schedule Continued Schedule

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Association Show 11:30 a.m.: Replacement Heifer Auction Noon to 3:30 p.m.: Lawn Mower Racing at the Harrisonburg Ford Arena, sponsored by Lil Red Barn & Husqvarna 1 to 10 p.m.: Ride all you can for $23 2 p.m.: Agri-Puppets, sponsored by Shamrock Farms, Farm Credit 2:15 p.m.: Close Encounters of the Exotic Kind, sponsored by: Burgess Plumbing, Frazier Quarry 3 p.m.: Farm and tweaked farm tractor pull at the Pepsi Grandstand; Adult $12 (7 and older), Child $5 (6 and younger). One ticket covers both shows. Sponsored by: Dick Myers Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep, Highway Motors, WSVA-AM/FM 3:30 p.m.: Agri-Puppets, sponsored by Shamrock Farms, Farm Credit 4 p.m.: Turkey Barbeque 4:15 p.m.: The Dennis Lee Show at the HarrisonburgAutoMall.Com Tent 4:30 p.m.: Team Rock, sponsored by Rockingham Group, Dixie Gas & Oil 5 p.m.: Pedal Tractor Pull for children in Livestock Exhibition Center, Hog Barn 5 p.m.: Leon Jacobs Jr. at the Joe Bowman Auto Plaza Stage 5:15 p.m.: Close Encounters of the Exotic Kind, sponsored by Burgess Plumbing, Frazier Quarry

6:15 p.m.: Virginia Dreams Band at the Virginia Dreams Center Stage Pavilion 6:30 p.m.: Pelican 212 at the HarrisonburgAutoMall.Com Tent 6:30 p.m.: Agri-Puppets, sponsored by Shamrock Farms, Farm Credit 7 p.m.: Interstate truck and tractor pull at the Pepsi Grandstand: Adult $12 (7 and older), Child $5 (6 and younger). One ticket covers both shows. Sponsored by Dick Myers Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep, Highway Motors, WSVA-AM/FM 7:15 p.m. : The Dennis Lee Show at the HarrisonburgAutoMall.com Tent 7:15 p.m.: Team Rock, sponsored by Rockingham Group, Dixie Gas & Oil 7:30 p.m.: Horse Pull at the Harrisonburg Ford Arena, sponsored by Holtzman Oil Corp.

8:15 p.m.: Close Encounters of the Exotic Kind, sponsored by Burgess Plumbing, Frazier Quarry 8:30 p.m.: Agri-Puppets, sponsored by Shamrock Farms, Farm Credit 9:15 p.m.: Pelican 212 at the HarrisonburgAutoMall.Com Tent 9:15 p.m.: Team Rock, sponsored by Rockingham Group, Dixie Gas & Oil SUNDAY, AUG. 21 2 to 4 p.m.: Removal of exhibits from poultry, rabbit, farm crops, horticulture, flower, junior and senior homemaking, art and photography departments

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The 2015 Rockingham County Fair as seen from the top of the Ferris Wheel.

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2016 Rockingham County Fair Map INDEX AP INFO $

Agri-Puppets Green Valley Book Fair Information Booth ATM

ENTERTAINMENT TR JB HAM VDT CE

Team Rock Joe Bowman Auto Plaza Stage Harrisonburg Auto Mall.Com Tent Virginia Dreams Talent Pavilion Clouse Encounters of the Exotic Kind

EXHIBIT BUILDINGS All Exhibit Buildings & Exhibits Mon-Thurs Close at 10 p.m.

Fri-Sat Close at 11 p.m.

SPECIALTY ITEMS FOR FOOD BOOTHS No. 1 — BBQ’s Chicken, Pork, Lamb, Beef, Turkey

No. 5 — FFA Hamburgers, Pork Bar-B-Q, Hot Dogs

No. 2 — Bridgewater Ruritan Club Food Booth Deep Fried Country Ham, Fresh Handcut Fries, Deep Fried Twinkies

No. 6 — 4-H Food Booth #2 Drinks, Candy, Sanwiches

No. 3 — Broadway/Timberville Ruritans Fried Catfish, Potato Spring, Tenderloin Sandwich No. 4 — Cross Keys/Mill Creek Ruritans Deep Fried Chicken, Fried Chicken Tenders/ Nuggets, Fresh Squeezed Lemonade

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No. 9 — Mcgaheysville Ruritan Club Funnel Cake, Deep Fried Critters

CS F No. 10 — Mt. Crawford Ruritan Club FM Fried Pickles, Philly Cheese Steak, Pulled H Pork BBQ Dinner

No. 7 — Keezletown Ruritan Club Country Ham Sandwich, Texas Burger, White Beans No. 8 — Kiwanis Club Pizza, Sno Cones, Corn Dog

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No. 11 — Rockingham County Young Farmers PE Hand Dipped Ice Cream No. 12 — Rockingham 4-H Rib-eye Steak Sandwich, Variety of Salads, Fruit Cup

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Exhibit Hall — Containing the Commercial Exhibits, Jr. & Sr. Homemaking, Art & Photography Construction Skills First Aid/Lost Children Farm Museum Horticulture, Flowers & Farm Crops Building Mechanics & Woodworking Technology Poultry Exhibit Poultry Industry Showcase Restrooms Petting Zoo — Daily 10 a.m.-10 p.m.

Saturday close at 9 p.m.

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