Booth winner

The entry from the Dunkirk Garden Club was named the top booth at the Hardin County Fair Flower Show.

Cupcake queen

Keala Williams, of Kenton, won a championship title for her entry of apple pie cupcakes.

Smashing entry

Clair Wilson’s rose arrangement entitled Demo Derby, was a championship in the junior flower show at the 2012 Hardin County Fair. Her parents are Andy and Darlene Wilson of Dunkirk.

Sticky entry

The dress MacKenzie Rader entered in the arts and crafts compeitition was made of duct tape and earned a reserve championship in the division for the youth judging.

Wine winner

Sean Galvin, Kenton, snagged a championship rosette with his Tuscan Red wine at the arts and crafts contest Tuesday.

A good fair

Pam and Jerry Miller, LaRue, had success at the arts and craft competition again this year. Pam secured a reserve championship for her covered apricot coconut entry and a grand champion rosette for her canned whole tomatoes. Jerry’s peach wine was named the reserve champion in this year’s fair.

Family success

Grace Hattery’s zuchini cupcakes with buttercream frosting earned a grand championship rosette from the judges in the youth contest of the arts and craft contest. Her mom, Jennifer Hattery, was also successful in the arts and craft competition, where her rolled cookies with butterfly sugar captured a championship. They are from Kenton.

Winners everywhere

Coleene Hauenstein, Ada, was a big winner with the judges at the arts and crafts building where her no-bake bar cookies and yeast bread rolls both won reserve honors. Lori Paul, Kenton, won a grand champion rosette for her fruit cookie bar and reserve honors for her carmel delight cookies.

Four for four

Elisa Marie McKinley brought four entries into the arts and craft contest Tuesday and took four rosettes home. Her orange blueberry nut breat was the grand champion. A fruit and honey bread was named reserve champion. McKinley won a grand prize for her angel food cake, as did her Neopolitan Party Cake.