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Nativity image inspires prize-winning wool design

4-H member shows wool can be cool

By Travis Mounts TSnews news@tsnews.com

You may not want to put on wool clothing when it is 100 degrees outside, but one 4-Her is doing what she can to make sure wool is cool.

Amy Crow, 17, is a member of the Achievers 4-H Club in Wichita. Fiber arts is one of the 4-H projects she has been active in during her five years in 4-H. She has helped judge fiber arts at the Kansas State Fair, and saw that there were not very many entries in wool. So she decided to enter in 2022, and that decision paid off. Her wool nativity scene earned a purple ribbon – the top ribbon in 4-H – and she received the Best Wool Award.

“It was my first time working with wool,” Crow said. “It is not a very common media to work with.

Wool is very expensive.”

She embroidered it using hand applique, doing a lot of the work while traveling quite a bit this summer. The travel meant she did not enter as many items as normal, but it did help her finish her wool nativity scene.

She was inspired to create a nativity scene by her mother’s collection of nativity items.

In addition to the expense, wool is harder to work with than cotton, which is the media Crow has worked with most often in fiber arts.

She found her pattern on a visit to Silver Dollar City.

“I was joking that Mom needed another nativity, and she was like, ‘Yeah!’”

Crow said.

“There’s lots of memories stitched in that project,” said Julie Crow, Amy’s mother.

Amy earned eight purple ribbons at this year’s Sedgwick County Fair,

with four in fiber arts, two in clothing construction and two in photography.

Project creates quilts for kids The mother-daughter team are active in quilts, too. Julie is the county project leader, and Amy serves as the junior leader.

They helped lead an effort that will provide a dozenand-a-half quilts to children in Sedgwick County, all made by youth from 4-H clubs in Sedgwick County.

The Crows lead quilting workshops every month.

They got help in two important ways. First was a $250 grant from Thrivent, the non-for-profit formerly known as the Aid Association for Lutherans.

Second, they were given access to the GoCreate creative workshops created

by Koch Industries and the Fred and Mary Koch Foundation, located on the Wichita State University Innovation Campus.

The help from these two groups helped make

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Amy Crow, left, a member of the Achievers 4-H club, works with River City Kids member Eliana Huschka on a quilt at GoCreate. Crow won the Best Wool Award at this year’s Sedgwick County Fair. She and her mother also help lead the countywide fiber arts project.

materials and equipment affordable and accessible for 17 4-Hers. The quilts, some of which were on display at the Fair, will go to children’s homes and hospitals.

While this was the first year for the donation project, the Crows expect it will become an annual effort.

“I think it’s the first time I’ve seen something (at the Fair) done to give away,” Julie Crow said.

They also get help from the locally-owned Faithful Remnants, which provides discounts to 4-Hers to help make their projects affordable.

The number of fiber arts projects entered at this year’s Fair was up, and the project is growing.

Last year, one 4-Her spent $80 to make a quilt that was no bigger than a baby blanket. The help the youth are receiving is making a difference.

“Now it’s feasible for them to learn how to make a quilt,” Julie said.

Amy Crow did well with her quilt entry, earning grand champion.

Sedgwick County 4-H members created 18 quilts that will be donated to children in need.

They were on display during the Fair.

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Sedgwick County Fair 4-H Results 4-H Clothing

Achievers Amy Crow, 2 purple; Aurelia Wilson, 3 blue; Emil Larson, 1 purple; Katrina Leddy, 1 blue; Mary Larson, 1 purple; McKenzie Snell, 1 blue; Mikenna Mork, 1 purple, 1 blue.

Andale Jets Abigail Gear, 1 purple, 1 blue; Bridget Gear, 1 purple; Lane Veith, 1 blue; Lena Veith, 2 purple, 3 blue, 1 red.

Cheney Challengers Beth Collins, 1 purple; Breanna Wells, 1 red; Bridget Wells, 1 purple; Grayson Wiemer, 1 blue; Hailey Wells, 1 blue; Heath Wells, 1 blue.

Colwich Clovers Aspen Atchison, 1 purple; Elle Atchison, 1 blue; Jenna Carmichael, 1 blue; Maria Werth, 1 purple.

Country Kids Carlie Schill, 1 blue; Macy Ferley, 1 blue.

Delano Ellianna Jost, 3 purple, 3 blue, 1 red; Emily Shurts, 2 purple.

Derby Abigail Hanford, 1 purple, 1 blue; Brylee Hula, 1 purple; Corli Wisner, 1 purple; Ellie Hula, 2 purple; Isabella Buchanan, 1 blue; Nadia Wisner, 1 blue; Natalie Perkins, 1 purple, 2 blue; Piper Hula, 1 purple; Sara Hanford, 1 purple, 3 blue, 1 red.

Goddard Faith Meyer, 1 blue; Christian Oborny, 1 blue; Nicholas Oborny, 1 blue.

Derby

Brandon Loveless, 2 overall grand champion, 1 white; Isabella Loveless, 1 overall grand champion, 1 red, 2 white.

Super Shooters Annelise Ibrahim, 1 overall grand champion, 2 red, 1 white.

4-H Energy Management Delano

4-H Forestry

2 blue; Rylee Winter, 1 blue; Addison Workman, 1 blue, 1 red.

Derby

Bel Aire Caroline January, 1 blue; Mark January, 1 blue.

Cheney Challengers Bella Collins, 1 blue; Jace Hansen, 1 blue; Addison Krehbiel, 1 blue; Breanna Wells, 2 blue; Bridget Wells, 2 blue; Hailey Wells, 1 red.

Kenton Oard, 2 purple.

Colwich Clovers

Derby

Jenna Carmichael, 1 purple; Kate Carmichael, 2 blue; Maria Werth, 2 purple; Maya Young, 1 blue.

Evan Fuhrmann, 1 blue; Quintin Wyant, 1 purple.

River City Kids Joshua Orpin, 1 purple.

4-H Entomology Achievers Gage Lawson, 1 purple.

Valley Victors Ignatius Kroupa, 1 purple.

4-H Fiber Arts Achievers Amy Crow, 4 purple, 2 blue, 1 red; Josephine DeWerff, 1 purple, 4 blue, 1 red; Mary Larson, 1 purple, 1 red; Katrina Leddy, 1 blue, 3 red; Ty’Lina Schroeder, 3 red; Aurelia Wilson, 4 blue; Genevieve Wilson, 1 purple, 3 blue; Theresa Wood, 1 blue.

Bel Aire

Country Kids Adam Bennett, 1 blue; Colter Bennett, 1 purple; Lane Bennett, 1 blue; Macy Ferley, 3 blue; Carlie Schill, 3 blue; Landon Schill, 1 purple.

Delano Lily Conkling, 2 purple, 1 blue; Lincoln Conkling, 1 purple, 1 blue; Max Conkling, 1 blue; Hudson Donaghue, 2 purple, 3 blue; Elliana Jost, 1 blue; Seth Pike, 1 blue; Liam Pike, 1 red; Brigham Sauer, 1 purple.

Derby Abigail Butler, 1 purple, 1 blue; Maggie Butler, 1 blue; Evan Fuhrmann, 1 blue; Brady Hoffman, 1 purple, 5 blue; Natalie Perkins, 2 purple, 1 blue; William Perkins, 2 blue; Macie Rexwinkle, 1 purple, 1 blue, 1 red; Malachi Rexwinkle, 3 blue; Asher Turner, 1 purple, 1 blue; Danielle Turner, 2 purple; Katrina Turner, 1 purple, 1 blue; Nathan Turner, 2 blue.

Goddard

Kate Carmichael, 1 blue; Maria Werth, 2 purple, 2 blue; Maya Young, 1 purple.

Tucker Butterfield, 1 purple; Faith Meyer, 1 red; Christian Oborny, 1 purple, 1 blue, 1 red; Nicholas Oborny, 3 blue; Brianna Reilly, 1 purple; Hannah Reilly, 1 purple; Larissa Reilly, 1 purple; Charlotte Schiffelbein, 2 purple, 1 blue.

Country Kids

Ninnescah Valley

Valley Victors

Amelia Ferley, 1 blue; Macy Ferley, 1 purple.

Amelia Bell, 1 purple, 1 blue.

Delano

Lucas Baalmann, 1 purple; Paige Baalmann, 4 purple, 2 blue; Kynli Berntsen, 1 red; William Grant, 1 blue, 1 red; Mackenzie Stump, 2 blue.

Quail Valley Jenevieve Kerschen, 1 purple.

River City Kids Eliana Huschka, 2 purple, 1 blue, 3 red; Louise Klincik, 1 purple, 2 blue.

4-H Creative Table Setting Achievers Erin Kroetch, 1 purple.

Delano Lily Conkling, 1 blue.

Derby Natalie Perkins, 1 purple.

River City Kids Eliana Huschka, 1 purple.

Valley Victors Lindsey Reynolds, 1 purple.

4-H Dog Show Achievers Niya Burks, 1 overall reserve champion; Alexander Monk, 1 overall grand champion, 1 overall reserve champion, 1 purple, 3 white; Christopher Mork, 1 overall reserve champion, 1 purple, 1 white; Emily Mork, 1 blue, 1 white; Mikenna Mork, 1 overall grand champion, 2 white Eli Schrag, 1 overall reserve champion; Andre Schroeder, 1 blue, 1 white; George Wadle, 1 purple, 1 white; Isabella Schrag, 1 blue; Keith Snyder, 1 overall reserve champion, 1 purple, 1 red.

Andale Jets Hunter Steindler, 1 red, 1 white.

Caroline January, 2 blue, 5 red.

Colwich Clovers

Ellianna Jost, 4 purple, 3 blue.

Quail Valley

Derby

Abigail Kerschen, 1 purple; Jenevieve Kerschen, 1 purple; Adalyn May, 1 red; Sophia May, 1 blue.

Corli Wisner, 1 purple.

Goddard Faith Meyer, 1 purple; Larissa Reilly, 1 red.

River City Kids Aria Baalmann, 1 purple, 1 blue, 1 red; Vivian Baalmann, 1 purple, 2 blue, 1 red; Eliana Huschka, 1 purple, 4 blue, 2 red.

Valley Victors Amelia Bell, 1 blue, 3 red; Brenden Crouch, 1 blue, 1 red; Genevieve Crouch, 2 purple, 2 blue, 3 red; Knox Crouch, 1 purple; Augustine Kroupa, 1 purple, 1 blue; Grace Kroupa, 2 blue, 1 red; Abigail Miller, 1 purple, 1 blue, red; Lydia Miller, 2 blue, 1 red.

4-H Food Preparation Achievers Ethan Crow, 2 purple, 1 blue; Victor Harding, 1 purple, 4 blue, 1 red; Erin Kroetch, 1 purple, 2 blue; Mary Larson, 1 purple, 3 blue, 1 red; Katrina Leddy, 1 blue, 1 red; Theresa Wood, 2 red.

Andale Jets Haddi Brand, 1 purple; Maury Brand, 1 purple; Bridget Gear, 1 blue; Felicity Gear, 1 red; Patrick Gear, 1 blue; Hunter Steindler, 1 blue, 1 white; Lena Veith, 1 blue; Ali Winter, 1 blue; Avery Winter,

Asher Turner, 1 purple.

4-H Geology Achievers Benjamin Hall, 2 purple; Gage Lawson, 3 purple; Christopher Monk, 1 purple.

Cheney Challengers Rozi Moore, 1 purple.

Super Shooters Alice Nesser, 1 purple.

Valley Victors Brenden Crouch, 2 purple; Genevieve Crouch, 2 purple; Knox Crouch, 1 purple; Augustine Kroupa, 1 purple; Grace Kroupa, 1 purple; Ignatius Kroupa, 1 purple.

4-H Hand Pets Achievers Erin Kroetch, 1 blue; Aurelia Wilson, 1 blue.

Cheney Challengers Grayson Wiemeyer, 1 blue.

Valley Victors Amelia Bell, 1 purple.

4-H Home Environment Achievers Mikenna Mork, 1 blue, 1 red.

4-H Horse and Horsemanship Andale Jets Tanner Hommertzheim, 4 purple, 6 blue; Trey Hommertzheim, 2 purple, 7 blue, 1 red; Ali Winter, 3 purple, 5 blue, 3 red; Lacey Winter, 1 purple, 2 blue, 8 red, 1 white; Rylee Winter, 6 purple, 6 blue; Addison Workman, 8 blue, 2 red.

Country Kids Adalie Henning, 1 blue, 7 red, 1 white; Annabel Henning 5 red, 5 white.

Delano

River City Kids Genevieve Baalmann, 1 purple; ; Elizabeth Giebler, 4 purple, 1 red; Eliana Huschka, 1 purple, 1 blue; Benjamin Holmes, 1 blue; Emily Kilian, 1 blue; Joseph Kilian, 1 purple; Louise Klincik, 1 blue, 1 red; Alice Klincik, 2 purple, 2 blue; Jennifer Orpin, 1 red; Lucia Skolaut, 1 blue; Paul Skolaut, 1 red; Carter Smith, 1 blue; Damon Smith, 1 white.

Joscelyn Thompson, 5 purple, 7 blue.

Peck Ramblers Annabelle Nett, 1 white; Emmalyn Nett, 1 purple.

Quail Valley Ty Scheer, 2 purple, 7 blue, 1 red.

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Super Shooters Annelise Ibrahim, 1 white; Grace Oard, 1 red.

Valley Victors Amelia Bell, 2 blue, 1 red; Brenden Crouch, 1 purple, 2 blue; Genevieve Crouch, 2 blue; Knox Crouch, 1 blue; Augustine Kroupa, 1 blue; Grace Kroupa, 1 blue; Natalie Lacy, 3 purple; Kaden Zimmerman, 2 blue.

4-H Food Preservation

Achievers Niya Burks, 4 purple, 2 blue; Amy Crow, 2 purple, 3 blue; Andrew Larson, 3 blue, 2 red; Emil Larson, 2 purple, 3 blue; Katrina Leddy, 2 purple, 4 blue; Audrey Liska, 4 purple, 2 blue; Zoie Liska, 4 purple, 2 blue; Nora Reed, 2 purple, 4 blue; Emily Schroeder, 2 purple, 3 blue, 1 red; Aurelia Wilson, 1 purple, 2 blue; Genevieve Wilson, 2 purple.

Andale Jets Hunter Steindler, 5 purple, 1 blue; Kylee Simon, 2 purple, 4 blue.

Achievers Erin Kroetch, 2 purple, 1 blue.

Bel Aire

Valley Victors Brenden Crouch, 1 red; Genevieve Crouch, 1 red.

Caroline January, 3 blue, 2 red; Mark January, 2 blue, 2 red.

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Peck Ramblers

Frye, 2 purple.

Cheney Challengers

Kasey Eck, 1 purple; Breanna Wells, 2 purple, 1 blue; Grayson Wiemeyer, 2 purple, 4 blue; Hailey Wells, 2 blue.

Braydon Blevins, 2 red; Carly Collins, Overall Reserve Champion, 1 blue, 6 red; Paislee Blecha, 5 purple.

Derby

Breanna Wells, 3 blue; Heath Wells, 1 blue.

Colwich Clovers

Colwich Clovers

Valley Victors

Emery Atchison, 4 purple, 1 blue; Kate Carmichael, 2 blue, 4 red; Aleaha Lighton, 1 purple, 4 blue; Brennan Leighton, 1 purple, 1 blue, 2 red.

Brenden Crouch, 1 purple 3 blue, 1 red; Genevieve Crouch, 3 blue, 1 red, 1 white; Knox Crouch, 3 purple, 1 blue, 1 red.

Ellie Hula, 1 purple; Isabella Buchanan, Overall Grand Champion, Overall Reserve Champion; Macie Rexwinkle, 1 blue; Maggie Butler, 1 blue; Natalie Perkins, 1 purple, 1 blue; Nathan Turner, Overall Reserve Champion; Sara Hanford, Overall Grand Champion.

4-H Rabbits

Country Kids Adam Bennett, 2 purple, 3 blue, 1 red; Colter Bennett, 1 purple, 4 blue; Lane Bennett, 4 purple, 2 blue; Amelie Ferley, 1 blue, 1 red; Macy Ferley, 1 purple, 1 blue; Landon Schill, 1 blue.

Delano Lily Conklin, 4 purple, 2 blue; Lincoln Conkling, 3 purple, 3 blue; Max Conkling, 4 purple, 2 blue; Hudson Donaghue, 2 purple, 4 blue; Ellianna Jost, 2 purple, 4 blue; Titus Jost, 1 purple, 5 blue; Tanner Mallonee, 4 blue, 2 red; Jordan Moody, 2 purple, 2 blue; Rylie Moody, 1 purple, 4 blue, 1 red; Emily Shurts, 3 purple 1 blue.

Derby Evan Fuhrmann, 2 purple, 4 blue; Abigail Hanford, 2 purple, 3 blue; Sara Hanford, 1 purple, 5 blue; Brady Hoffman, 2 purple, 1 blue; Macie Rexwinkle, 1 purple, 2 blue; Malachi Rexwinkle, 1 purple, 2 blue; Eric Sprecker, 3 purple, 3 blue; Asher Turner, 1 purple, 2 blue, 1 red; Katrina Turner, 3 purple, 3 blue; Nathan Turner, 1 purple, 3 blue; Conin Wisner, 2 purple, 4 blue; Corli Wisner, 3 purple, 2 blue; Nadia Wisner, 2 purple, 3 blue, 1 red; Mekenzie Wyant, 2 purple, 1 blue.

Goddard

Hunter Steindler, 1 purple.

Christian Oborny, 1 blue; Nicholas Oborny, 1 blue; Tenley Riggs, Overall Grand Champion.

Derby

River City Kids

Chloe Phelps, 1 purple, 4 blue.

Emma McNelley, 1 purple, 1 red.

Alice Klincik, Overall Grand Champion, 1 purple; Eliana Huschka, Overall Reserve Champion, 1 blue; Louise Klincik, 1 purple, 1 blue.

Peck Ramblers

Valley Victors

Andale Jets

Ninnescah Valley

Quail Valley Shelby Mies, 1 blue, 1 red.

Super Shooters Grace Oard, 2 purple, 3 blue; Isaac Klausmeyer, 1 blue.

4-H Stem Achievers Andre Schroeder, 1 purple.

Andale Jets

Goddard

Cheney Challengers

Leah Allen, 1 purple, 5 blue; Tucker Butterfield, 2 blue; Anne Hawpe, 1 purple, 2 blue, 2 red; Christian Oborny, 2 purple, 1 blue; Nicholas Oborny, 1 purple, 3 blue; Brianna Reilly, 3 purple, 3 blue; Larissa Reilly, 2 purple, 2 blue; Tenley Riggs, 4 purple, 2 blue.

Brant Hansen, 1 blue.

Andre Schroeder,1 blue; Emily Schroeder, 1 blue.

Andale Jets Hunter Steindler, 1 purple; Kylee Simon, 1 blue; Lane Veith, 1 blue.

Cheney Challengers

Goddard

Derby

Ninnescah Valley

Nicholas Oborny, 1 blue.

Lucas Baalmann, 3 purple, 3 blue; Paige Baalmann, 3 purple, 3 blue; Kynli Berntsen, 1 blue; Mackenzie Stump, 2 purple, 4 blue.

Quail Valley

Collin Wyant, 1 red; Quintin Wyant, 1 blue, 1 red.

Quail Valley

Benjamin Holmes, 1 blue; Paul Skolaut, 1 blue.

River City Kids

Valley Victors Ignatius Kroupa, 1 blue.

Achievers Katrina Leddy, 1 purple; Mary Larson, 1 purple.

Brianna Reilly, 1 blue; Charlotte Schiffelbein, 1 blue; Christian Oborny, 1 blue; Faith Meyer, 2 blue; Hannah Reilly, 1 blue; Leah Allen, 1 blue; Tenley Riggs, 1 blue; Tony Meyer, 1 blue; Tucker Butterfield, 1 blue.

Lucas Baalmann, 1 blue; Lucas Grant, 1 blue; William Grant, 2 blue.

Blake Buterfield, 2 blue.

Super Shooters

Bella Collins, 1 blue.

Haddi Brand, 1 blue; Lacey Winter, 2 blue; Lance Winter, Reserve Champion, 3 blue; Nolan Winter, 2 blue; Tanner Hommertzheim, Champion, Reserve Champion, 3 blue; Trey Hommertzheim, Overall Grand Champion, 2 Champion, 3 blue; Wyatt Brand, 2 blue.

Valley Victors

Delano

Amelia Bell, 2 purple, 3 blue; Grace Kroupa, 1 purple, 1 blue; Natalie Lacy, 4 purple, 2 blue; Lindsey Reynolds, 4 blue.

Emily Shurts, Overall Grand Champion; Rory Frye, Overall Grand Champion; Rylee

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4-H/FFA Education Displays Achievers Emily Mork, 1 red; Erin Kroetch, 3 purple.

Delano

Danielle Turner, 1 purple; Katrina Turner, 1 purple.

Emily Kilian, 1 blue.

Peck Ramblers

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Carly Collins, 2 purple; Paislee Blecha, 1 purple.

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Brooke Wilkinson, 6 blue; Daphne Bullard, 3 blue; Emma McNelley, 1 blue.

Derby

River City Kids

Andale Jets

Maria Werth, 1 purple. 1 blue.

Matthew Roman, 4 blue.

Lily Conking, 1 red; Lincoln Conkling, 1 red.

Quail Valley

Cheney Challengers Colwich Clovers

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Quail Valley

Goddard

Andale Jets

Annelise Ibrahim, 2 purple, 1 blue; Isaac Klausmeyer, 1 red; Alice Nesser, 4 purple, 1 blue.

4-H/FFA Dairy Goats

Ninnescah Valley

Aria Baalmann, 5 purple, 1 blue; Dannica Brigham, 1 purple, 1 blue, 1 red; Morgan Brigham, 1 blue, 1 red; Emma Ewing, 3 purple, 3 blue; Elizabeth Giebler, 3 purple, 3 blue; Carter Smith, 2 purple, 2 blue; Damon Smith, 3 blue.

Bridget Gear, 1 purple; Lane Veith, 2 blue, 1 red; Trey Hommertzheim, Overall Grand Champion.

Carter Tatom, 1 blue; Harper Tatom, 1 blue; Travis Scheer, Overall Reserve Champion, 1 blue; Ty Scheer, Grand Champion Showman Senior, Champion, 1 blue.

Leah Allen, 1 blue.

Brigham Sauer, 1 blue.

Ninnescah Valley

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Peck Ramblers

Goddard

Delano

Blake Butterfield, 4 purple, 2 blue; Malachi Hampel, 2 blue, 4 red; Alyssa Hunter, 3 purple, 3 blue; Abigail Kerschen, 3 purple, 1 blue; Peyton Mies, 1 purple, 4 blue, 1 red; Shelby Mies, 2 blue, 1 red; Adeline Stuhlsatz, 2 purple, 3 blue, 1 red; Jaicey Stuhlsatz, 2 purple, 3 blue, 1 red; Jenevieve Kerschen, 2 purple, 1 blue; Morgan Stuhlsatz, 1 purple, 2 blue, 3 red.

Mackenzie Stump, 3 blue; Reaghon Shields, 1 blue.

Aurelia Wilson, 1 blue; Genevieve Wilson, 1 blue.

Evan Fuhrmann, 1 red; Natalie Perkins, 1 purple; William Perkins, 1 purple.

River City Kids

Hannah Leonard, Champion, 2 blue.

Achievers

Adam Bennett, 1 blue; Colter Bennett, 1 blue; Lane Bennett, 1 blue; Macy Ferley, 1 blue.

Coleman Jennings, 1 red.

Goddard

Quail Valley

Achievers

Country Kids

Derby

Adalie Henning, 1 blue; Adam Bennett, 1 blue, 1 red; Lane Bennett, 1 blue, 1 red; Admiral Henning, Reserve Champion, 1 blue.

Carly Collins, 2 blue.

4-H Wood Science

Heath Wells, 1 blue.

Noah Winter, 1 blue.

Country Kids

Ninnescah Valley

Amelia Bell, Overall Reserve Champion, 1 purple; Lindsey Reynolds, Overall Grand Champion.

Braydon Blevins, 1 blue.

Hannah Hurler, Reserve Champion, 4 blue; Jackson McCurry, Reserve Champion Showmanship Senior, 4 blue; Matilyn Durler, Reserve Champion Showman Junior, 3 blue; Rebecca Durler, Grand Champion Showman Junior, Champion, 2 blue.

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Country Kids

4-H/FFA Horticulture

Admiral Henning, 1 blue; Arlington Henning, 1 blue; Carlie Schill, 2 blue; Landon Schill, 2 blue.

Achievers Andrew Larson, 2 blue; Aurelia Wilson, 1 purple, 1 blue; Emil Larson, 1 purple, 1 blue; Erin Kroetch, 6 purple, 3 blue; Genevieve Wilson, 2 purple, 1 blue.

Ninnescah Valley

Lane Veith, 3 blue; Lena Vieth, 1 purple, 1 blue.

Carly Collins, Reserve Champion, 4 blue; Katy Richardson, 1 red; Randall Reusser, 1 blue, 1 red.

Cheney Challengers

Quail Valley

Brant Hansen, 3 blue, 2 red; Bridget Wells, 2 blue.

Country Kids

Macy Stuhlsatz, Reserve Champion Showman Junior, 2 blue; Maggie Stuhlsatz, 3 blue; Hazel Weber, 3 blue.

4-H/FFA Sheep

Carlie Schill, 2 blue; Landon Schill, 2 blue.

Delano

Derby Natalie Perkins, 1 blue; Noah Phelps, 1 blue; William Perkins, 2 blue, 1 red.

Goddard Nicholas Oborny, 8 purple, 7 blue.

Quail Valley Adalyn may, 3 red; Sophia May, 1 purple, 4 blue.

River City Kids Carter Smith, 1 blue; Damon Smith, 1 blue; Eliana Huschka, 1 purple.

Valley Victors Augustine Kroupa, 3 purple, 4 blue; Brenden Crouch, 1 blue; Grace Kroupa, 5 purple, 2 blue, 1 red; Kaden Zimmerman, 4 blue, 1 red.

4-H/FFA Meat Goats

Goddard

Goddard

Tenley Riggs, Overall Reserve Champion, 2 blue.

Leah Allen, 1 purple, 1 blue, 1 red; Faith Meyer, 1 purple, 1 red; Christian Oborny, 3 purple, 3 blue, 1 red; Nicholas Oborny, 4 purple, 1 blue; Brianna Reilly, 1 red; Larissa Reilly, 1 purple; Tenley Riggs, 1 blue.

Peck Ramblers Carly Collins, Overall Grand Champion, Champion, 1 blue; Madison Dunbar, 2 blue; Annabelle Nett, 2 blue; Emmalyn Nett, 3 blue; Sammi Neff, 1 blue.

4-H/FFA Visual Arts

Paislee Blech, 2 purple, 1 blue; Annabelle Nett, 1 blue; Emmalyn Nett, 1 blue.

Cheney Challengers

Andale Jets

Addison Krehbiel, 3 blue; Bridget Wells, 2 blue, 1 red; Hailey Wells, 2 blue, 1 red; Grayson Wiemeyer, 5 blue.

Haddi Brand, 2 blue, 1 red; Hunter Steindler, 1 purple, 4 blue.

Genevieve Baalmaan, 1 purple; Benjamin Holmes, 1 purple, 3 blue; Eliana Huschka, 1 purple, 4 blue, 3 red; Emily Kilian, 1 purple; Alice Klincik, 1 blue, 1 red; Louise Klincik, 1 blue; Lucia Skolaut, 1 purple, 1 blue; Mary Skolaut, 1 blue; Paul Skolaut, 1 red.

Derby Asher Turner, 2 blue; Brady Hoffman, Grand Champion Showman Senior, Overall Grand Champion, 4 blue; Danielle Turner, 3 blue; Katrina Turner, Reserve Champion Showman Senior, 2 blue, 1 red; Nathan Turner, 2 blue.

Peck Ramblers Carly Collins, Overall Reserve Champion, 4 blue.

Super Shooters

Bel Aire Caroline Avery, 1 blue, 1 red; Caroline January, 3 blue, 1 red; Mark January, 1 purple, 1 blue, 2 red.

Alyssa Hunter, 5 purple, 2 blue; Kennedy Jennings, 4 purple, 1 blue; Abigail Kerschen, 1 purple; Jenevieve Kerschen, 1 purple; Adalyn May, 1 blue; Sophia May, 1 red; Shelby Mies, 1 purple; Morgan Stuhlsatz, 1 white; Hazel Weber, 1 purple.

River City Kids

Super Shooters

Cheney Challengers

Annelise Ibrahim, 1 blue.

Bella Collins, 2 red; Brant Hansen, 1 blue; Rozi Moore, 1 purple.

Valley Victors

Colwich Clovers Aleaha Leighton, 1 blue, 1 red; Maria Werth, 1 blue, 4 red; Eli Young, 1 purple, 1 blue; Maya Young, 1 red.

Amelia Bell, 3 blue, 2 red; Brenden Crouch, 1 blue, 2 red, 2 white; Genevieve Crouch, 1 red; Knox Crouch, 1 purple, 1 blue; Augustine Kroupa, 1 red; Grace Kroupa, 1 red, 1 white; Ignatius Kroupa, 2 red, 1 white; Lindsey Reynolds, 1 purple.

Country Kids Macy Ferley, 3 purple, 1 blue; Carlie Schill, 2 purple; Landon Schill, 1 purple.

4-H/FFA Swine

Allison Simon, 4 blue; Kylee Simon, 4 blue.

Delano

4-H FFA Showmanship Derby Brady Hoffman, 1st blue

Cheney Challengers

Andale Jets

Erika Wiese, 4 blue.

Maury Brand, 1 blue, 1 red; Elijah Carlin, 5 blue; Haddi Brand, 1 blue, 1 red; Tanner Hommertzheim, 2 blue; Trey Hommertzheim, Overall Reserve Champion, Reserve Champion, 1 blue; Henley Wetta, 1 blue, 1 red; Henry Wetta, 1 blue, 1 red.

Lily Conkling, 1 purple; Lincoln Conkling, 1 purple, 1 blue; Hudson Donaghue, 3 purple, 4 blue; Ellianna Jost, 3 purple, 3 blue, 1 red; Titus Jost, 2 purple, 5 blue; Christian Konency, 2 red; Jude Konency, 1 red; Kenton Oard, 1 purple; Seth Pike, 2 blue, 2 purple; Emily Shurts, 2 purple 4 blue.

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Ali Winter, Reserve Champion Showman Senior, 1 blue; Rylee Winter, 2 blue; Tanner Hommertzheim, 4 blue; Wyatt Smarsh, Grand Champion Showman Senior, Overall Grand Champion, 5 blue.

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Aleaha Leighton, Grand Champion Showman Intermediate, 2 blue; Anna McCurry, Grand Champion Junior, 2 Overall Grand Champion; Brennan Leighton, Overall Reserve Champion, 2 blue; Cora McCurry, 3 blue; Jett McCurry,

Lucas Baalmann, 2 red; Paige Baalmann, 3 red; Kynli Berntsen, blue; Lucas Grant, 1 red; Mackenzie Stump, 3 blue; Reaghon Shields, 1 purple, 2 blue.

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Ethan Crow, 3 purple; Erin Kroetch, 1 red; Emil Larson, 2 blue; Mary Larson, 5 purple, 2 blue; Katrina Leddy, 2 purple, 1 blue, 3 red; Audrey Liska, 1 purple, 3 blue, 2 red; Emily Mork, 2 purple, 1 red; Nora Reed, 1 purple, 1 blue; Andre Schroeder, 1 purple, 2 blue; Emily Schroeder, 1 purple, 1 blue; Ty’Linda Schroeder, 1 blue, 1 red; McKenzie Snell, 1 blue, 1 red.

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Brigham Sauer, 1 red; Lily Conkling, 1 purple.

Brady Hoffman, 1 purple; Natalie Perkins, 2 purple, 1 blue; William Perkins, 3 purple, 1 blue; Chloe Phelps, 4 purple, 1 blue; Katelyn Wyant, 1 purple, 2 blue; Kylee Wyant, 1 purple, 1 blue; Mekenzie Wyant, 1 purple.

Kolton Parish, Overall Grand Champion, 2 Reserve Champion, 1 blue.

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A great performance of a hit song by the band Queen helped a Maize teenager win the 2022 Fair’s Got Talent at the Sedgwick County Fair in July.

Jovi Garcia, 16 of Maize, performed “Somebody to Love” by Queen during the Saturday night finals on July 23 in Cheney. She sang “Always Remember Us This Way” by Lady Gaga in the first round.

Performing on stage is not new to Garcia. She has performed in a few competitions.

“I competed in pageants since I was little. It wasn’t new for me,” Garcia said.

She competed in the 2019 Fair’s Got Talent and made it to the finals, but did not have the performance she wanted and did not place.

Her choice of that classic Queen hit was brave.

“It was frigging hard,” Garcia said, laughing.

She was not sure what the judges were looking for during Fair’s Got Talent, but thought she had turned in a performance worthy of victory.

“I was pretty confident,” she said. “I was happy and

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LEFT: Jovi Garcia sings “Somebody to Love” by Queen.

The Maize teenager turned in a strong performance and won Fair’s Got Talent at the Sedgwick County Fair.

RIGHT: Jovi Garci’s brother, Halen, dances during her performance of “Somebody to Love.”

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Samuel Peters of Cheney was named the people’s choice winner during the finals of Sedgwick County Fair’s Got Talent. Grace Schuster (not pictured) was the first-round people’s choice winner.

excited about winning. Obviously, I was very nervous.”

Her mother and father told her she would win.

“My parents are my biggest supports,” she said.

Garcia started taking singing lessons at around age 6, and joined a chorus in middle school. She is in the show choir at Maize High School, where she will be a junior.

She does not have any specific goals for her singing right now, but does have dreams.

“Definitely, I want to do more with it. I want to see where it gets me,” Garcia said. “When I was young, I used to always sing Ariana Grande. I loved the way she sings and her confidence.”

She likes singing alternative music, but is learning to appreciate other styles of music.

“My voice teacher is more on the musical theater side. I found joy in those songs,” Garcia said.

Dancing is another one of her talents. She is on the flag girls dance team at Maize High. She has been dancing since she was around 3 or 4 years old, and enjoys pom, jazz, hip hop and tap dance.

She has two older siblings, both of whom are adults, and a younger brother who is getting ready to turn 2.

Garcia was named the winner by a three-judge panel on the final night of the Fair. The talent competition’s first-round was July 21, and the final was on July 23.

Eric Caudillo of Hutchinson took second place. Janaé Cape of Cheney was third. Saturday night’s people’s choice winner was Samuel Peters of Cheney. Grace Schuster of Cheney was Thursday’s people’s choice winner.

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LEFT: Hannah Leonard of Viola leads a stubborn cow into the livestock barn during check-in at the start of the Sedgwick County Fair last month.

RIGHT: 4-H members wait in line to weigh their goats during check-in.

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LEFT: Peyton Keller of Cheney, the reigning Miss Topeka, is all smiles during the Sedgwick County Fair parade. RIGHT: Taylor Siruta of Cheney shrugs when asked why his car quit running during an early round of the demolition derby, held on the final night of the Fair.

FAR LEFT: Alyssa Hunter, a member of the Quail Valley 4-H Club in Garden Plain, visits with a judge about her fine arts exhibits.

4-H judging is consultative, with judges asking questions and offering advice.

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She is a member of Ninnescah Valley 4-H in Clearwater.

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LEFT: 4-H members in the dairy goat project wait for the start of the showmanship competition. ABOVE: Competitors in the 4-H rabbit project pose together following their competition.

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Sedgwick County Fair Open Class Results Below are the results of the 2022 Sedgwick County Fair Open Class: Sawyer Ayres, 3 Blue. Annie Baalmann, Goddard, 2 Red, 4 White; Lucas Baalmann, Goddard, 2 Red, 1 White; Paige Baalmann, Goddard, 2 Blue, 1 Red, 3 White; Rebecca Baalmann, Wichita, 2 Red; Gail Becker, Augusta, 1 Blue; Suzanne Bender, Cheney, 1 Red; Brecken Bergkamp, Mt. Hope, 2 Blue, 2 Red, 2 White; Brin Bergkamp, Mt. Hope, 2 Red, 1 White; Bryant Bergkamp, Mt. Hope, 2 Blue, 2 Red; Mary Ellen Berntsen, Clearwater, 1 Grand Champion, 6 Blue; Amy Betzen, Wichita, 3 Blue, 1 Red, 10 White; Paislee Blecha, 5 Blue; Wanda Bledsoe, Cheney, 2 Blue, 3 Red, 4 White; Braydon Blevins, 2 Red; Lyndal Bolinger, Cheney, 1 Blue, 1 Red; Susie Bolinger, Cheney, 2 Blue; Linda Bryan, 1 Reserve Grand Champion, 1 Blue.

Elizabeth Casper, Cheney, 2 Blue, 1 Red, 1 White; Oliver Casper, Cheney, 1 White; Rory Casper, Cheney, 1 Red; Theodore Casper, Cheney, 1 Red; Olivia Castor, Cheney, 1 White; Valorie Castor, Cheney, 1 White; Robin Chester, Glade, 3 Blue, 3 Red, 1 White; Judy Claar, Cheney, 2 Red; Carly Collins, 2 Blue, 3 Red; Brenda Crouch, Wichita, 4 Blue, 3 Red; Genevieve Crouch, Wichita, 3 Blue, 3 Red, 1 White; Knox Crouch, 4 Blue, 1 Red; Zoe Crouch, Wichita, 2 Red; Amy Crow, Wichita, 1 Blue, 1 Red; Ethan Crow, Wichita, 3 Blue, 1 Red; Makynlee Cox, Cheney, 3 Blue, 2 White; Lisa Coyne, Goddard, 1 Blue, 1 Red, 5 White.

Amanda Demoss, Wichita, 1 Grand Champion, 1 Blue; Debra Denham, Cheney, 1 Blue, 1 Red; London Dishman, Cheney, 2 Red, 1 White; Quinnlan Dowell, Murdock, 1 Grand Champion, 14 Blue, 8 Red, 5 White; Samantha Dungan, Cheney, 1 Blue, 1 Red. Isaac Ensley, Cheney, 2 Red; Noah Ensley, Cheney, 1 Blue; Sarah Ensley, Cheney, 1 Blue.

Cecilia Ferguson, Mt. Hope, 1 Blue, 2 White; Michaela Ferguson, Mt. Hope, 3 Blue, 5 Red; 4 White; Richard Flaharty, Garden Plain, 2 Blue, 1 Red; Grace Francis, Wichita, 2 Blue, 1 Red. Mary Gish, Cheney, 1 Blue; Abby Griffin, Cheney, 2 Blue; Jameson Griffin, Cheney, 1 Blue, 3 Red, 1 White; Savanna Griffin, Cheney, 3 Blue, 3 Red, 1 White; Trinity Griffin, Cheney, 2 Blue, 1 Red, 2 White; Waverly Griffin, Cheney, 5 Blue, 3 Red, 2 White.

Brant Hansen, Cheney, 1 Blue, 1 White;

Betty Hawthorne, 6 Blue, 11 Red, 3 White; Alastor Hemken, 1 White; Trier Hemken, 1 White; Marita Hill, 1 Blue, 5 Red, 3 White; Brady Hoffman, 2 Blue, 2 Red, 1 White; Sharon Hoffman, Derby, 3 Blue; Jean Hogan, Cheney, 3 Blue.

Joyce Jones, 1 White; Julie Jones, Goddard, 1 Blue, 2 Red. Jon Kerschen, Garden Plain, 1 Blue; Kathy Kirby, Mt. Hope, 2 Blue; Jim Kirby, Mt. Hope, 1 Blue; Faith Kohler, Anthony, 1 Blue, 1 White; Jayln Kohler, Anthony, 1 Red, 1 White; Sidney Kohler, Lincoln, 2 White.

Emma Lehner, Cheney, 2 Blue, 2 Red; Judith Leonard, Clearwater, 5 Blue, 3 Red, 2 White; Grace Linnebur, Cheney, 1 Blue; Leah Linnebur, Cheney, 1 Blue, 2 Red; Simmon Linnebur, Cheney, 1 Blue, 1 White.

Gloria Markuly, 1 Blue; Easton McNelley, 2 Blue, 1 Red; Emma McNelley, Clearwater, 1 Blue; Jacob McNelley, 5 Blue, 1 White; Leta McDowall, Wichita, 2 Blue; Shelby Mies, Garden Plain, 1 Blue; Kima Mara, Wichita, 1 Red. Beth Oborny, Goddard, 3 White.

Diane Paneiko, Cheney, 1 Red; Chloe Phelps, Derby, 3 Blue, 1 Red; Kennedie Pinkley, Garden Plain, 1 White; Tessa Pinkley, Garden Plain, 1 White; Aretha Place, Goddard, 3 Blue, 1 Red. Barbara Robertson, Wichita, 1 Blue; Mary Ross, Wichita, 1 Blue, 2 Red. Abriana Sanders, Cheney, 3 Blue, 3 Red; Jennifer Sanders, Cheney, 6 Blue, 10 Red, 3 White; Layla Sanders, Cheney, 6 Blue, 1 Red, 1 White; Malea Sanders, Cheney, 1 Red, 1 White; Terri and Janelle Schauf, Viola, 1 Blue; Joan Scheer, Garden Plain, 2 Red; Angela Schroeder, Bel Aire, 2 Blue; Claire Sevart, Haysville, 1 Blue, 1 Red, 1 White; Dasia Silas, Wichita, 1 Red; Coraline Smith, Andale, 1 Red; Talia Snell, 1 White; Coen Snell, 2 White; Alice Snell, Wichita, 2 Blue, 1 Red; Hunter Steindler, Goddard, 1 Blue.

Malia Taylor, Wichita, 1 Blue, 2 White.

Paula Webb, Wichita, 52 Blue, 3 Red, 1 White; Grayson Wiemeyer, Cheney, 2 Blue, 1 Red, 1 White; Keaton Wiemeyer, Cheney, 1 Blue; Samantha Wiemeyer, Cheney, 1 Reserve Grand Champion, 1 Blue, 1 White; Brooke Wilkinson, 3 Red; Rosanne Woolf, 1 Blue, 5 Red, 4 White; Kay Wulf, Garden Plain, 1 Blue, 1 White; Lynn Wulf, Cheney, 1 Red. Jurney Yung, Andale, 1 Blue, 1 Red, 1 White; Mave Yung, Andale, 2 Blue, 4 Red, 3 White.

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A driver in the demolition derby bolt-and-chain division attempts to continue after losing a wheel.

Winners crash their way to demo derby victories

The Sedgwick County Fair demolition derby once again delivered big hits and lots of thrills over two nights.

Friday night featured the Figure 8 races, with two classes – front-wheel drive and rear-wheel drive, with a total of 29 cars.

First place front-wheel drive went to Patrick McReynolds from Pretty Prairie.

Justin McReynolds of Pretty Prairie placed second, and Ryan Groene of Winfield took third. Rounding out the top five were Jason Topper of Winfield and Cody Thurman from Udall.

Daniel Couch of Ponca City won the rear-wheel drive class, while Tanner Kingsbury of Arkansas City was second and Jeremy Andes of Arkansas City finished third. Topper placed fourth, and Dakota Russell of Winfield came in fifth.

Saturday’s demolition derby had 28 cars in three classes, plus the crowd favorite Power Wheels demolition derby featuring little kids.

The bolt-and-chain class winner was Scotty Christensen from Hoisington.

The other top finishers were: Michael Thompson, Medicine Lodge, second; Russel Pietz, Medicine Lodge, third;

Garratt Randall, Medicine Lodge, fourth; Scott Angel, Medicine Lodge, fifth; Dakota Locker, Medicine Lodge, sixth; Chad Reed, Winfield, seventh; and Chad Reed, Ponca City, eighth. The most aggressive driver award went to Jason Bernhardt from Marion.

Grant Olmsted of Murdock won the compact bone stock class. Cooper Lies placed second, and Dane Probst was third. Olmstead also won the most aggressive driver award.

Kingman’s Mac Cole won the full-size bone stock class. Ian King of Udall took second, and “Mr. Crazy” of Wichita was third and won the “Mad Dog” most aggressive driver award.

The Power Wheel class had 12 drivers ranging from 3 to 11 years old. Layne Haukap of Cheney was the winner, while Locken Sears placed second and Dax Weber of Derby placed third.

The Figure 8 races and Demo Derby were put on by Crunch Time Promotions in conjunction with the Sedgwick County Fair Association with Brett Alberts serving as derby chairman. Plans are in the works for next year to make the shows even bigger and better for fans.

Pedal pull draws big crowd

This year’s Sedgwick County Pedal Pull, staged by Sedgwick County Electric Cooperative, drew a large crowd. There were 153 participants, with many family members on hand to cheer them on.

The top three winners in each age group are invited to compete in the State pedal pull at the Kansas State Fair in early September.

Following are the results by age division.

Age 4: Bodie Beyer, 1st; Hunter Peters, 2nd; Kendall Hague, 3rd.

Age 5: Grace Gariepy, 1st; Nora Weber, 2nd; Tucker Haukap, 3rd.

Age 6: Oaklynn Lutz, 1st; Brynn Leis, 2nd; Ty Hansen, 3rd.

Age 7: Max Pope, 1st; Quinton Logsdon, 2nd; Embry Ryder, 3rd.

Age 8: Ava Clouse, 1st; Tyson Zoglman, 2nd; Cecilia Ferguson, 3rd.

Age 9: McKynlie Benn, 1st; Ty Vieselmeyer, 2nd; Broxton Totty, 3rd.

Age 10: Quintin Wyant, 1st; Jack Pope, 2nd; Quentin Meng, 3rd.

Age 11: Edward Smith, 1st; Seth Schomacker, 2nd; Sawyer Ayres, 3rd.

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The Power Wheels winners were, from left, Dax Weber, Layne Haukap and Locken Sears.

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First-time Fair entries bring success

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I saw all these things that are pretty. Lots of people call them weeds,” she said.

CHENEY – A first-ever trip to the Sedgwick County Fair was everything that Debra Denham could have asked for.

She settled in Cheney, the home of the Fair, last November. The Arlington, Texas, native loved every moment of the experience.

On top of having a great time, she did well with her entries in the open class division.

Denham won Best of Show in the adult division of the floral competition, and took second with her quilt.

“With as many beautiful quilts as there were, I was crying,” she said. “I’m very proud of both entries.”

This was her first time putting together a floral arrangement. Her entry was a collection of wild flowers gathered from ditches.

“Going down the road,

“Everything in my arrangement was found on the side of the road.”

She called her entry “Wild in the Wind.” She is now searching for cattails.

She wants to use them for arrangements for Christmas presents.

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LEFT: This floral arrangement by Debra Denham was made from plants she took from along road sides. It was named Best of Show in th open class floral department. RIGHT: Denham shows off the quilt she entered at the Sedgwick County Fair. It earned second place.

Barbecue cook-off winners chosen

The barbecue cook-off returned to the Sedgwick County Fair in 2022. Although it was a cookers-only affair, with no samples or people’s choice award, it did revive an event that has found success in the past and drew in a number of teams to compete.

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Denham brought experience to her burandy quilt entry.

“I’ve been sewing since I was a baby,” she said.

Denham lived in Wichita previously, and wound her way back to Kansas late last year. She drove a semi for 17 years. Although she is now retired, she still has her truck.

“I made the quilt in the back of my 18-wheeler,” she said.

Her experience at the Fair is just one of the many things she finds wonderful about her new hometown.

“I love it here,” Denham said. “The Fair was a lot of fun. People seemed to be having a great time.”

She said her favorite part was watching youth show their livestock in the various 4-H shows.

“They get out there every morning to water and feed and take care of their animals. They were a joy to watch,” Denham said.

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WICHITA – The Haysville Aviators’ hopes for glory at the National Baseball Congress World Series were shot down last Thursday in the first-round of single-elimination play on Wednesday.

The Liberal BeeJays rallied over the game’s last three innings, turning a 1-0 deficit into a 6-1 victory over the Aviators.

There were plenty of hits in the game, as Haysville had a 13-12 edge over Liberal. But the Aviators were not able to turn those hits into runs.

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came in the bottom of the sixth inning, when Jayden Hill scored from second base on a single to centerfield by Drake Girard. Paul Wittman, Trent Mallonee, Girard and Austin Warkins each had two hits. Starting pitcher Brady Pach went scoreless in five innings, giving up three hits to

Curve go 1-2 at SummerBall ShowDown; Dirtbags win

By Travis Mounts TSnews news@tsnews.com The Kansas Curve went 1-2 at the SummerBall ShowDown national baseball tournament, held at the Genesis Sports Complex in Goddard last week.

The Curve went 1-1 in their blind draw games, played on Wednesday and Thursday, and then they were eliminated in the round of 16.The Great Bend Bat Cats won 4-3 over the Curve last Friday, bringing an end to the Curve’s season. The Curve are based in Goddard, and play the regular season at Eisenhower High School.

The Curve scored a run in the top of the second to go up 1-0, but went scoreless over the next six innings. The Bat Cats scored 2 runs in both the sixth and seventh innings for a 4-1 lead. The Curve managed 2 runs in the top of the ninth, but could not muster any more offense.

Great Bend had 13 hits to just six hits for the Curve.

The Curve opened the tournament with an

8-0 shutout of the ICT Avengers last Wednesday in Goddard. Weston Fries pitched six innings, allowing three hits and no runs.

He struck out nine batters and walked none. Brenden Tauber had a big night at the plate, going 3-for-5 with a run batted in and two stolen bases.

The Newton Sluggin’ Rebels straightened out the Curve last Thursday, however, with a 9-2 win over the Curve. The Rebels took a 3-0 lead after three innings, but the Curve scored single runs in the fourth and fifth innings and trailed 4-2 after seven innings. The Curve put up 3 more runs in the eighth and 2 in the ninth to secure the win.

Two south-central Kansas teams faced off in Sunday night’s championship game.

The Wellington Heat, who formerly played in Haysville, lost a 5-3 game to the Dirtbag Baseball Club, based in Wichita.

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IN THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT DISTRICT COURT, SEDGWICK COUNTY, KANSAS PROBATE DEPARTMENT IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF CARL J. WENZEL, DECEASED. CASE NO. 22PR1181 Pursuant to K.S.A. Ch. 59 NOTICE OF HEARING AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS THE STATE OF KANSAS TO ALL PERSONS CONCERNED: You are hereby notified that on July 20, 2022, a Petition was filed in this Court by Elaura M. Wenzel, Executrix named in the Last Will and Testament of Carl J. Wenzel, deceased, dated April 20, 2008, praying that the Will filed with the Petition be admitted to probate and record; that the Petitioner be appointed as Executrix without bond; and that she be granted Letters Testamentary.

You are required to file your written defenses thereto on or before September 2, 2022, at 10:00 o’clock a.m., in the Sedgwick County Probate Courthouse, 1900 E. Morris, Wichita, Kansas, at which time and place said cause will be heard. Should you fail therein, judgment and decree will be entered in due course upon the petition.

Parties who wish to contest the matter are directed to notify Kenneth Jack of their intention to contest, and such notice must be given prior to the date set forth above.

All creditors are notified to exhibit their demands against the Estate within four months from the date of the first publication of this notice, as provided by law, and if their demands are not thus exhibited, they shall be forever barred.

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Meaning of amendment vote will take time

The defeat of the “Value Them Both” constitutional amendment sent shockwaves throughout Kansas and across the nation.

Kansas has been a battleground before – our nickname was “Bloody Kansas” as guerrilla war broke out between pro-slavery and anti-slavery factions leading up to the Civil War, and who can forget the “Summer of Mercy” in 1991 when abortion protestors captured the attention of the nation.

Here’s some numbers from an Election Day that culminated another important battleground stretch in our state’s history.

The fact that “vote no” carried the day – essentially upholding a 2019 Kansas Supreme Court ruling that the state constitution guarantees a right to an abortion – was not a surprise. What was a surprise to both sides is how soundly the proposed constitutional amendment was defeated, 59 to 41 percent.

The victory for “vote no” passed with votes from across Kansas, not just its urban and suburban centers, although many of the votes came from there. Most votes, yes and no, came from the urban areas because that’s where most Kansans live.

One out of five Kansans lives in Johnson County, and nearly one in four lives in Sedgwick County, giving the state’s two biggest counties 38 percent of the state population. The five most populous counties – Johnson, Sedgwick, Shawnee, Wyandotte and Douglas – account for a majority of the population at more that 1.6 million people or about 55 percent of the state.

Voters from mid-sized and small counties also contributed to the outcome. The numbers play this out.

Nineteen counties saw “vote no” carry the day. In the 2016 presidential election, 14 of those counties went for Donald Trump, whose appointments to the United States Supreme Court led to the overturn of Roe vs. Wade, which had guaranteed the right to an abortion for nearly 50 years. Four counties that went for GOP gubernatorial candidate Kris Kobach in 2018 also went for “vote no.”

In Sedgwick County, the vote matched the state numbers: 59 percent voted “no.”

Rural counties like Cowley County,Crawford County, Greenwood County, Jackson County, Osage County, Franklin County and Miami County all voted “no.” Many

of the counties were close – in Greenwood County, there were only two more “no” votes than “yes” votes. The margin was larger in Crawford County, home to Pittsburg, with 55.4 percent voting “no.”

But many counties that voted yes also were close. Sumner County supported “vote yes.”

There were 6,983 votes cast on the issue. But “vote yes” won by fewer than 400 votes. “Vote yes” performed better in the more rural areas of the state, but those counties have only a fraction of the voters when compared to the metropolitan parts of the states. Some counties recorded fewer than 1,000 votes, such as Gove County, where “vote yes” garnered 78.1 percent of the vote but there were only a total of 883 votes cast.

This vote was about far more than numbers, however. One lifetime Catholic told us she voted “no.” She does not support abortion, but she does support birth control rights and access.

Polls have shown a majority of U.S. Catholics support birth control, even though that is contrary to church teachings.

But this voter was worried that Republican legislators would not stop at just banning abortions.

It appears many other voters felt the same way; the “vote no” campaign could not have succeeded without the support of at least some Republican voters.

So, does that mean Kansas has become a little less red?

Was last week’s vote a sign of a statewide shift to the political left, or just a sign that voters and GOP legislators differed on this one issue?

It is hard to say...at least for now. Gov. Laura Kelly won her race four years ago as a number of Republicans crossed party lines. However, the man she defeated, Kris Kobach, won a three-way GOP primary for Attorney General last week.

Kansas’ vote likely hints at how abortion battles in other states may play out. As for Kansas itself, November’s gubernatorial race between Kelly, a Democrat, and current AG and Republican Derek Schmidt, will likely tell us more.

No matter what side you were on in last week’s Constitutional Amendment vote, it was great to see that kind of election involvement. And with last week’s massive voter turnout, we all can hope that Election Day in November might possibly mirror that enthusiasm.

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‘Faux Pho’ can be simple fix for a quick meal

I love a good Asian teriyaki nooFrom the Editor’s Files bowl of pho – dle bowls. I tried Asian soup feaone as directed, turing a delicious and it was awful. broth, vegetables, No wonder they noodles and usuwere free for the ally some kind of taking. protein.

But since I Preparing a always hate batch of real pho wasting food, I can be time-constarted thinking suming, but always Paul Rhodes | Publisher & Editor about what I could rewarding. It’s salvage from these good...and good God-awful microfor you. wave bowls. In the end, I settled Sometimes, though, you just on the bag of noodles, the dehydon’t have the time for something drated veggies, and the plastic that could easily take a couple bowl – which looked perfect for of hours to prepare. Recently, I storing leftovers. came up with a solution: Faux I almost always have vegetables pho. in the refrigerator, so here’s what First things first. Let’s get the I did for my first round of faux pronouncations straight. Pho is pho. I sliced up matchstick carpronounced “fa” even though it rots from a bag of baby carrots, looks like “fo.” Faux, on the other cabbage, onion and mushrooms. hand – meaning not genuine – While I steamed those veggies, I actually is pronounced “fo.” Faux made some chicken broth from pho, therefore, is simply “fo fa.” boiling water and “Better than Phew.

Bouillon” that I always try to I created my faux pho awhile have in the fridge. I softened the back when a relative gave me a package of noodles in the broth, whole bunch of quick and easy added fish sauce (an absolute

must for Asian broth dishes, and you can get it at most grocery stores), and finally added the steamed veggies and some fresh basil. The whole process – prep time and cooking – took about 20 minutes.

For something that ain’t the real thing, my faux pho is pretty darned good. Mine is usually just vegetable pho, but you can easily add sliced roast beef, or even frozen meatballs. The meatballs can just be cooked for a couple of minutes in the microwave, and are fantastic in the soup – just like real pho.

When serving, I like my pho with some kind of hot sauce. I usually have some leftover sauce from my favorite carryout Vietnamese restaurant in Wichita.

And my rule of thumb is this: the veggies are whatever is in the fridge. Just try it and see how it tastes – spinach, for example, is a good substitute for fresh basil.

And if you have to spend time shopping, you’ve just defeated the purpose of this quick and easy meal.

It is “faux pho” after all.

Furry pants take a real commitment

The greats in any Random Thoughts known for his field become great wild outfits, heavy because they are on the glittery committed to their appearance. craft.

His attire often Jackie Stiles, who includes furry is featured in this pants. That was the week’s paper after case Saturday in bringing her new Caldwell, with the basketball camp setting sun beating to Haysville and down on the stage Conway Springs, Travis Mounts | Managing Editor and temperatures was known for still well into the shooting 1,000 90s. jump shots per day. She became Furry pants in August in the leading scorer in Kansas high Kansas. school basketball history, and set That’s commitment. Or somea college scoring record. body who should be committed.

That’s commitment.

I’m feeling a bit overheated But then there is the commitjust writing about it. Shire must ment of Jason Shire, the lead spend a good deal of money on singer for the popular local band, Gold Bond.

Big Fat Fun, which played on SatAnybody who has been to a Big urday at the Sumner County Fair. Fat Fun show knows how good As good as the band is, inthe music is, and how high the cluding Shire’s vocals, he’s also energy levels are. There is very

little “dead air” in a BFF show, meaning almost no quiet time or chatter between songs. The result is the band plays a lot more songs in any given hour than most bands.

It was a treat to get to see Big Fat Fun, because nearly all of the band’s 2022 schedule has been private or corporate events.

They have played other events in our area. Last year, they played at the Party in the 060 in Haysville and at the SummerBall Showdown in Goddard. They have previously played the Sedgwick County Fair.

It was a good time, and Big Fat Fun plays pretty much any genre so you know there will be something you like.

And furry pants. I can only imagine what they are like at the end of a show. Here’s hoping the pants have their own ride home after a gig.

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We were able to spend a fantastic evening with some great folks this past week for a celebration of Christmas in July.

We hosted the meal last year, so it was our friends’, Adam and Samantha’s, Lindsey Young turn to do it this year.

They decided to celebrate the theme of the night by creating an entire menu of Cuban food.

As will be no surprise, I volunteered to make dessert, and after lots of online research, I decided to try a light, fruity cake—with a bit of rum included for good measure.

This recipe comes from the company site for Imperial Sugar and was written by Chef Eddy Van Damme, who has the nickname of the “Prince of Pastry.” You can find the original post at https://www.imperialsugar.com/recipes/cuban-rum-cake. I adjusted some of the ingredients a bit in my version.

This was absolutely delicious and received rave reviews from the group. There wasn’t much left of the cake, despite all of us overindulging beforehand on an amazing meal. It

Cuban Rum Cake

had great tropical flavor, and even if the rum part scares you a bit, I’d say go for it. It definitely did not feature a “boozy” taste. Instead, the rum amplified the orange and pineapple flavors.

There are few things better than sharing a good meal with a good group, and this weekend was no exception.

As summer is starting to wind down, it was a wonderful way to wrap up a busy July.

Spice Up Your Life is a weekly recipe column by Lindsey Young, who describes herself as an enthusiastic amateur cook and can be reached through her website at spiceupkitchen.net.

Cuban rum cake is a light, flavorful dessert with fresh whipped cream, toasted coconut, pineapple, and of course, a homemade rum sauce that is brushed over the entire cake.

Directions Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.

Cake Ingredients 1 cup butter, softened 1 1/2 cups sugar 8 egg yolks 3/4 teaspoon salt 2 teaspoons baking powder 1 tablespoon vanilla 3/4 cup buttermilk (or milk with a touch of vinegar) 2 cups cake flour 1 cup sweetened coconut Rum Sauce Ingredients 1/4 cup butter 1/8 cup orange juice 1/2 cup sugar 1/4 cup light or dark rum (I used dark) 1 teaspoon vanilla

Prepare two eight- or nine-inch round cake pans by buttering and flouring them. Set them aside.

In a mixing bowl, beat the butter and sugar until the mixture is light and fluffy. Beat in the egg yolks, one at a time, for about 30 seconds each.

Beat in the salt, baking powder and vanilla. Beat in the buttermilk and cake flour, alternating between them.

Split the batter evenly between the prepared pans and bake for 25 to 30 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean.

Let the cakes cool for at least 10 minutes before removing them from the pans by inverting them onto plates and setting them aside to cool completely.

Turn the oven off, but spread the coconut on a baking sheet lined with waxed paper and place it in the oven for about five minutes or until the coconut is lightly browned. Set it aside.

For the rum sauce, combine the butter, orange juice, sugar, rum and vanilla in a sauce pan, and bring the mixture to a boil, whisking constantly. Let it boil for two minutes, then remove from heat. Set the mixture aside to cool.

Filling Ingredients 2 cups heavy whipping cream 2 teaspoons vanilla 2 tablespoons, plus 2 teaspoons sugar 8 ounces pineapple, sliced or in chunks in juice

When the cakes are cooled, prepare the filling. Beat the cream, vanilla and sugar on high speed until stiff peaks form. If necessary, prepare the pineapple by cutting it into bite-sized chunks.

To assemble the cake, place the first cake on your serving plate and prick the entire surface with a toothpick.

Brush half of the rum sauce onto the cake, letting it soak in. (This might take a moment.) Spread about one-fourth of the whipped cream onto the cake and top with the pineapple. Place the second cake on top and repeat the process with the rum sauce before coating the entire cake with the rest of the whipped cream. Finish the cake off by sprinkling it with the toasted coconut.

Fishing clinic set for Riggs Park

HAYSVILLE – A free fishing clinic will be held on Saturday, Aug. 20, at Riggs Park in Haysville.

The clinic will run 9-11 a.m., and is for anyone ages 5 and older. The Haysville Activity Center and the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks are co-hosting the clinic.

KDWP personnel will be on hand to help. The clinic includes fish identi-

fication, laws and tactics, knot tying, casting techniques, lures and tackle, and more.

Participants are encouraged to bring a fishing pole and tackles, but there will be some extra equipment available.

Pre-registration is required. Contact Nick Morris at 316-529-5922 or nnorris@haysville-ks. com. Children should be accompanied by an adult.

How to research your home and the people who lived there

WELLINGTON – The Sumner County Historical and Genealogical Society in Wellington will host “Researching Your Home and the People Who Lived There,” a presentation and discussion by Diana Staresinic-Deane.

The presentation will be at 6:30 p.m. Monday at the Cowley College Short General Education Center, 2208 David-White Loop, Room 113, in Wellington.

The community is invited to attend this free program. The Tiger Eatery will be open until 6:30

p.m. You can call ahead to 620-441-6558 to order a meal or a drink.

Researching a property, be it an old home, a new business, or a section of pastureland, can do more than tell us the history of a space. It can also build a human connection to the people who came before us and the times in which they lived.

This talk shares creative ways to study documents and assemble relevant narratives from maps, deeds, newspapers, and often unsought or unknown resources.

Think: G RE E N Please recycle your paper.

Keep the cake refrigerated until you’re ready to serve.

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