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Rain or shine, hundreds showed up to the Farmington Fair on Tuesday, Sept. 19, to enjoy fair food, win prizes and enjoy some rides. Brian Ponce/Franklin JournalDon Silky leads his steers Tom and Willy in a timed event to see how far they can drag the concrete blocks at the Farmington Fair on Tuesday, Sept. 19. With both steers at nine years old, Silky thinks this will be Tom and Willy’s last year competing. “They got first place in log scooting, though,” Silky said. Brian Ponce/Franklin JournalArizona Rose and the Rich Ric Band, seen here performing “Rock Around the Clock” by Bill Haley & His Comets on Tuesday, Sept. 19, was one of many performers to bring some live music to the Farmington Fair. Brian Ponce/Franklin JournalNick Rowley, right, gives a presentation on how to handle garden pests at the Farmington Fair on Tuesday, Sept. 19. A self-proclaimed “plant nerd”, Rowley offered any advice he could to help people with their gardens. Brian Ponce/Franklin Journal
Brian Ponce is a staff writer for the Franklin Journal, as well as the Livermore Falls Advertiser and the Sun Journal. Prior to joining the Sun Media team, he worked across many different industries ranging...
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