Malheur County Fair
Kids, kettle corn and cotton candy - there is something for everyone at the fair
From food booths to 4-H it is all about having a good time at the county's biggest family event
By Pat Caldwell - The Enterprise
August 3, 2018 at 11:23am
The people that filter through the front gate at the Malheur County Fair come in all sizes and ages. Young and old and in-between, residents from Nyssa and Ontario and Vale and Harper and Adrian and Jordan Valley converge at food booths or wander into the barns where sheep and steers stand ready for the next 4-H competition. It is the fair and it is a big, local deal.
Angela Girvin of the Kettle Korn Factory prepares another batch of kettle corn Thursday afternoon at the Malheur County Fair. (The Enterprise/Pat Caldwell).
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