Meet the candidates for Holmes County Fair royalty; 101st annual event begins Monday

The 2024 Holmes County Fair king and queen will be named in a ceremony in the large arena at 5 p.m. Monday.

Five candidates are vying for queen and two for king of the 101st Holmes County Fair.

The candidates are:

? Miley Snow, 17, is daughter of Don and Tobie Snow. She is a member of the Killbuck Handy Helpers 4-H Club and West Holmes FFA.

She will be a senior at West Holmes high school in the fall.

? Alisha Felix, 17, the daughter of Russell and Kristen Felix. She is a member of Western Holmes 4-H Club.

She will be a senior at Loudonville High School in the fall.

? Jenna Sheldon, 16, the daughter of Brent and Tara Sheldon. She is member of Lakeville Country Farmers 4-H Club, West Holmes FFA and Holmes County Junior Fair Board.

She will be a senior at West Holmes High School in the fall.

? Casey Ogi, 16, daughter Trevor and Ashley Ogi. She is member of Lakeville Country Farmers 4-H Club and West Holmes FFA.

She will be a senior at West Holmes High School in the fall.

? Liberty Hendrix, 17, the daughter of JR and Misty Hendrix. She is a member of Prime Cuts 4-H Club.

She will be a senior at the Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center in the Animal Veterinary Science program.

? Tristan Houin, 16, the son of Craig and Jane Houin. He is a member of Nashville Jolly Farmers 4-H Club and West Holmes FFA.

He will be a junior at West Holmes High School this fall.

? Quentin Vehrs, 17, and is the son of Raymond Vehrs and Dusty Vehrs. He is a member of the Rim Rock Riders 4-H Club and West Holmes FFA.

He will be a senior at West Holmes High School this fall.

This article originally appeared on The Daily Record: Seven candidates in contest to be Holmes County Fair king and queen