Meet your 2026 Fairests!

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Teresa Livingstone

Hello, my name is Teresa Livingstone. I am your 2026 Kewaunee County Jr. Fairest of the Fair. I am the daughter of Matthew and Becky Livingstone and am the third oldest of eight siblings. I am homeschooled, and I am currently in the 8th grade. I started in 4-H four years ago when I went on a fair tour, and knew this was something I wanted to be a part of. The following year I joined the Pilsen Skylighters, then the Poultry Project and I loved it! All the older members taught me so much about chickens. In the summer of 2023 I started to show poultry at the Kewaunee County Fair. I started small with just five chickens, and now we have over 25 chickens. I also enjoy showing photography, cakes, painting and many other projects. My 4-H career has grown so much since I started showing. Last year I attended one of my brother’s Rabbit Project meetings. By attending the meeting I knew I wanted to show rabbits too. As it happens he also wanted to show chickens! I also just joined 4-H Teen association and it is so much fun!

Every year I love attending the Kewaunee Country Fair! Some things I enjoy about the fair, that I invite you to experience, are Mountain Dew slushes, Cloverbursts at the 4-H stand, watching the variety of shows, the Round Robin Competition, and many more… There are too many things to list! I love to see all the hard work the exhibitors put into their projects and their animals. I am so excited to be your Jr. Fairest of the Fair! I would love to meet you at the Kewaunee Country Fair July 9-12!

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Savannah Bailey

Hello everyone! My name is Savannah Bailey, your 2026 Kewaunee County Fairest of the Fair. I am the daughter of William and Crystal Bailey. I am currently studying at the University of Wisconsin- River Falls, where I am majoring in Agricultural Education with a minor in Animal Science. I am expected to graduate in May of 2027 and hope to become a high school Agriculture Teacher soon after. As an aspiring Agricultural Educator, one of my strongest passions is the agriculture industry. My 4-H career and the years I exhibited at the county fair had a strong influence on my role in the industry. As a 4-H member, I was involved in my 4-H club, Casco Comets, the Teen Association, and the Livestock and Meats Judging Team. As a youth
exhibitor, I greatly enjoyed being a part of the sheep and beef projects and exhibiting drawings, paintings, photography, and cake decorating items. Some of my favorite memories at the fair were made in the livestock barn, alongside other exhibitors in the ring, working in the 4-H foodstand, trying all of the popular foods, entering projects in the exhibit hall, competing in the Round Robin competition, and connecting with fairgoers during one of the best weeks of the year. The fair industry is a strong passion of mine, and I am looking forward to advocating for this industry and the role that our county plays in bringing fair traditions to life.

I would like to wish all of the exhibitors good luck in the months leading up to the fair as they prepare to showcase all of their hard work. While exhibiting at the fair, be sure to join in on all of the fun! I encourage everyone to stroll through the barns, make their way through the exhibit hall, taste all of the amazing foods, enjoy the carnival, and check out this year’s entertainment! There is something for everyone at the Kewaunee County Fair.

I look forward to seeing you at the 2026 Kewaunee County Fair, July 9th-12th, because it’s true- “there’s magic in the fair.”

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