Fair royalty crowned

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Three crowns were placed on the heads of freshly coronated Harrison County royalty at the first day of the Harrison County Fair on July 23.

Esmae Stoops, 6, of Missouri Valley, will hold the title of Little Miss Harrison County for the next year. Her parents are Jesse and Tabitha Stoops, and she enjoys dance, softball and swimming. Her future plans are to enjoy summer and go on a trip with family. She is also excited to start second grade.

For the big kids, Leo Sullivan, of Woodbine, was crowned king, and Kelsey Stueve, also of Woodbine, was crowned queen. Sullivan's parents are Mark and Linda Sullivan, and Stueve's parent is Dave Stueve.

The rest of the court for each contest is listed below.

Little Miss Harrison County

Esmae Stoops, 6, Missouri Valley (queen)

Adalynn Forbes, 3, Missouri Valley

Brinley Merriman, 5, Missouri Valley

Eva Dickinson, 4, Logan

Gemma Forbes, 6, Missouri Valley

Hailee Clark, 6, Logan

Saylor Kuhlman, 6, Logan

Lillyanna Jones, 5, Missouri Valley

Lonnie Thacker, 5, Logan

Macie Ehlers, 5, Logan

Mattie Joons, 3, Missouri Valley

Presley Christophersen, 4, Woodbine

Janet Schultes, 4,, Missouri Valley

Parents, hobbies and future plans for each contestant can be found in the Harrison County Fair preview that ran on July 17.

Harrison County Royal Court

Kelsey Stueve, Woodbine, daughter of Dave Stueve (queen)

Jaiden Jahn, Logan, daughter of Vernon and Tracey Jahn (first runner-up queen)

Kennedi Reisz, Woodbine, daughter of John and Kari Reisz

Brooke Cooper, Mondamin, daughter of Doug and Katie Cooper

Reagan Cogdill, Woodbine, daughter of Janel and Rob Cogdill

Marissa Birke, Missouri Valley, daughter of Josh and Mindy Pleskac

Leo Sullivan, Woodbine, son of Mark and Linda Sullivan (king)

Joe Bertelsen, Missouri Valley, son of Barbara Turner (first runner-up king)

Nicholas Dahir, Minden, son of Diana and Jim Dahir

Grady Brix, Logan, son of Jim and Attalee Brix