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Alysha Bauer chosen Fairest of the Fair

By Hub City Times
June 1, 2017
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Alysha Bauer was crowned as the 2017 Fairest of the Fair. Pictured, from left, are: Kenni Bores, 2016 Junior Fair Ambassador; Jenna Snortheim, 2017 Junior Fairest of the Fair; Bauer; and Sierra Huser, 2016 Fairest of the Fair. Hub City Times staff photo

By Kris Leonhardt

Editor

MARSHFIELD — Alysha Bauer was named Fairest of the Fair for the 2017 Central Wisconsin State Fair in a reception and coronation held May 31 at the Marshfield Eagles Club.

Bauer is a student at Marshfield High School, where she will be a senior in the fall. She is the current president of the Marshfield Future Farmers of America (FFA), an ambassador for the Marshfield Area Girl Scouts, and a member of the McMillan Mavericks 4-H.

Bauer’s life goals include becoming an agriculture teacher, FFA advisor, and 4-H leader to help promote the farming industry.

Madison Vinter, a graduate of Lincoln High School in Wisconsin Rapids and currently attending UW-River Falls, was the runner-up for the Fairest of the Fair.

Also crowned in the May 31 coronation was Jenna Snortheim of Auburndale, who was named Junior Fairest of the Fair, and MyKayla Gerretsen, from Marshfield High School, was the runner-up to Snortheim.

TagsAlysha BauerCentral Wisconsin State FairFairest of the FairFeaturedJenna SnortheimMadison VinterMyKayla Gerretsen
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