[August 12, 2022]      

Each year, the Logan County Fair features a large variety of vendors. Many local businesses or home-based businesses set up tables and booths inside the barns typically used for the LMH Market on Saturday mornings.

These folks and the many food vendors that bring in their trailers and trucks are a big part of what makes the fair great each year. Many will say that an event offers something for everyone, but we believe the Logan County Fair comes closer than anyone to making that a true statement.

Pictures by Jan Youngquist

You can find 'Handmade by Emma' at the LMH Market at the fairgrounds each Saturday. Choose beautiful precious stones or crystals loose or made into jewelry. She has a wide assortment.

Sophia Rabe, artist, applies beautiful body art with henna ink that lasts for days. Zoom in on her hand. She can be reached at 708 -831-2207.

 

Donna Gaydosh has a long standing passion for helping see to it that local children have gifts under the tree on Christmas morning. She had husband Gay work with the local Marine Corps League to raise money for gifts and to collect ne unwrapped gifts for children throughout the year. She was tending her booth at the fair, hoping to generate donations and awareness of the project.

 

 Parrot Forge by Timothy Carter features hand forged metal in a array of detailed beauty - jewelry, key rings, delightful crafted hooks and other decor for the home, and more.

Dorothy Barnes has the ideal job for you if you have a drivers license you can be working mornings and afternoons. Barnes is recruiting school bus drivers for the Logan County area for First Student. First Student offers good pay and training, call her at 217-522-1312.

 

Gotta' have 'em, hot! Nothing beats Cullers fresh made from real potatoes, real French fries. Served in a paper cone, 77 years at the Logan County Fair.

 

Hope Chapel friends invite you to come visit at 2501 Woodlawn Rd., Lincoln.