Kosciusko County Community Fair Begins With A ‘Wild’ Parade
The Honor Guard led the parade with the American Flag.
WARSAW — The 18th annual Kosciusko County Community Fair parade saw beautiful weather and a large crowd today, July 8. Entries were encouraged to follow this year’s fair theme, “Barn to be Wild.”
The lengthy procession began at Boggs Industrial Park, proceeded east along Center Street, turned south on Bronson Street and entered through the main gate of the county fairgrounds.
County emergency vehicles from every township led the parade. They were followed by the fair royalty. The parade included the long line of antique tractors courtesy of Echoes of the Past.
The parade is just the beginning of a fun-filled fair week. There are plenty of grandstand events for fans of all ages. Learn more about discount days here.
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- Miss Teen Kosciusko First Runner Up Morgan Ziebarth and Miss Kosciusko First Runner Up Kyla Kohler.
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- Miss Teen Kosciusko Ashley Irwin.
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- Miss Kosciusko County Fair Queen Ashley Larson.
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- Some floats helped keep the crowd cool.
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- Representatives of Lutheran walked during the long parade route.
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- 2018 Grand Marshall Jean Bradbury kept cool under an umbrella.
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- Echoes of the Past provided a long line of antique tractors.
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- Members of the Kosciusko County 4H were along for the ride.
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- An antique fire truck from the Leesburg Fire Department.
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- A few patriotic riders got to sit atop an Atwood Fire Department truck.
