While most of the summer festival season has been kaboshed by the COVID-19 pandemic, the town of Warren has decided to have an abbreviated version of the Salamonie Summer Festival this year complete with fireworks.

Festival Chair Cheryl DeWeese says this year’s festivities will be a “mini series” of the usual activities-packed event. However, there will still be fun things to do for all ages throughout the end of this month to celebrate America, Salamonie style.

Here are the complete results of the 2020 Huntington County 4-H Fair rabbit breed show.

Best of show went to Corey Marden’s New Zealand white intermediate doe.

Lionhead
Kayda Newman, best of breed; Kylynn Slusher, best opposite sex.
Blue ribbons: Kayda Newman, Kipton Newman and Kylynn Slusher (5 ribbons).

Four-H’er Nora McDaniel cuddles her Netherland Dwarf rabbit as she awaits her turn to be called to the judge’s box during the Huntington County 4-H Fair breed rabbit show, Wednesday, July 29.

Here are the complete results of the 2020 Huntington County 4-H Fair geology project judging:

Grades 3-5
Level 1
Kipton Newman, champion.
Blue ribbons: Caeden Crider and Maci Whitaker.

Here are the complete results of the 2020 Huntington County 4-H Fair rabbit meat judging.

MEAT PENS
Blue ribbons: Marden Corey, first; Merisa Walter, second; Walter Logan, third; Anikah Eckert, fourth; and Benjamin Shriner, fifth.
Also, Chloe Couch, MacKenzie LaCroix, Reece Colclesser, Jersey Hacker, Cole Langston, Marissa Trout, Lizzie Colclesser, Claire Eckert, Jason Couch, Colt Hacker, Kiera Searles and Dillon Trout.

Marissa Trout (second from left) watches Luke Vickrey weigh her single fryer New Zealand rabbit during the Huntington County 4-H rabbit show on Wednesday, July 29. Volunteer David Shriner (far right) stands by to assist.

Here are the complete results of the 2020 Huntington County 4-H Fair entomology judging.
Grade 4
Kipton Newman, champion; Joseph Sorg, reserve champion.
Grade 6
Andrew Sorg, reserve champion.
Grade 7
Elizabeth Sorg, champion.

Samantha Atkinson came away with the grand champion broiler in 2020 4-H Poultry Show held Thursday, July 30, in the Parkview Huntington Hospital Show Arena on the final day of the Huntington County 4-H Fair.

Stephanie Atkinson received reserve grand champion honors for her broiler.

All 4-H’ers who participated in the show received blue ribbons.

Here are the complete results of that show:

Preparing to check in his broiler chicken for showing at the Huntington County 4-H poultry show on Thursday, July 30, is Kipton Newman, of Markle. The 2020 poultry show was judged by Curt Campbell.

Here are the complete results of the 2020 Huntington County 4-H Fair corn judging.

Grades 3-5
Jason Couch, champion; Lucas Alwine, reserve champion.
Blue ribbons: Isaiah Goeglein and Philip Shafer.

Grades 6-8
Nathaniel Alwine, champion.

Here are the complete results of the 2020 Huntington County 4-H Fair strawberry judging.

Division 2 & above
Emma Holzinger, champion; Zachary Ramp, reserve champion.
Blue ribbon: Eli Ramp.

Making her way to the 4-H poultry show judge with her chicken is Emily Freise, of Majenica. Freise is a 10-year 4-H member. This year’s poultry show was held on Thursday, July 30.

David McMillan (left) watches Judge George Raisor (right) inspect his single fryer rabbit during the Huntington County 4-H Rabbit Show on Wednesday, July 29, as Ben Shriner waits to see his animal judged.

Judge George Raisor (left) goes over the fine points of the American chinchilla rabbit shown by 4-H’er Abagayle Wright (right) during her turn at judging at the 4-H breed rabbit show, held Wednesday, July 29, during the Huntington County 4-H Fair. Wright’s rabbits received best of breed and best opposite sex awards.

Philip Shafer (left) hoists his American chinchilla rabbit into the judging box, as rabbit show volunteer Luke Vickrey stands by during the 4-H breed rabbit show held Wednesday, July 29, in the First Federal Savings Bank Community Building at the Huntington County Fairgrounds.