2024
98th Putnam County Fair
200 W. Veterans Drive in Cookeville August 1-10, 2024
2024 Putnam County
Fair Association, Inc.
The Putnam County Fair has over 70 people who work year-round on the fair!
Officers
President – Brenda Gentry
Vice President – Susanna Clouse
Secretary – Dustin Chisam
Treasurer – Jane Sadler
Parliamentarian – Wes Roberson
Executive Board
Angie Glascock
Carol Vinson
Taylor Cook
Wesley Adkins
Austin Archer
Sean Jackson
Management Board
Jacob Crum NEW BOARD MEMBER
Laura Randolph
Kay Sliger
Patti Clark
Teri Frye
Shannon Hayes
Adonna Pryor
Anna Gilbert
Jeremy Glascock
Lori & Bill Love
Brandi Beechboard
Pam Thomas
David & Veronica Clouse
Bill Dyer
Jimmy & Joyce Allen
Melanie & Craig Bussell
Bobby Vinson
Sandra Tinch
Amy Julian
Glenn Jones
Gwen Ray
Geri Nixon
Myra & Randy Walker
Rachel Burchett
Youth Board
Peyton Archer
Chloe Flach
Walker York
Adaline Clouse
Addie Farris
Ali York
Austin Tayse
Baylee Miner
Bree Kamptner
Brittany Dishman
Carter Randolph
Claire Richardson
Dakota Pryor
Daniel Roberts
Elijah Pryor
Garrett Bohannon
Grace Rathunde
Gracey Hurst
Hannah Maddle
Honey Wilson
Jackson Randolph
Jared Shepherd
Jayden Grider
Jodi Frye
Josey Henry
Kinley Arms
Kaylee Crouch
Lila Marcy
Lily Herd
Maddi Minnear
Mason Copeland
Nate Painter
Perry Stewart
Ryan Glascock
Sheyene Holt
Sophie Pendergrass
Another Great Year
The Putnam County Fair Board proudly returned from the 102nd Annual Tennessee Association of Fairs Convention, adorned with numerous accolades.
Amongst these achievements, the most esteemed honor was bestowed upon our President, John Allen. He was presented with the Thornton Taylor Memorial Award, recognizing his exceptional dedication and unwavering commitment to the success of the Putnam County Fair. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to John for this well-deserved recognition.
We are also thrilled to announce that one of our members, Wes Roberson,
was elected to serve as one of the Middle Tennessee Directors for the
Tennessee Association of Fairs. We wish Wes all the best as he serves in
this position and represents Putnam County on the State Board of
Directors.
We brought home many awards in the showcase where fairs compete
against each other in a variety of categories. Putnam County was able to
bring home a first-place ribbon for our Scrapbook created by Pam Thomas
and Brandy Beechboard, Other Media Item – Magazine 385 created by the
Herald Citizen, Most Unique Crocheted Item made by Angela Brown,
Professionally Decorated Fairest of the Fair Stage, and in the Machine
Pieced/Machine Quilted category a quilt made by Ann Holland. Our Quilt
also received the distinguished Golden Needle Award given to the most
outstanding quilt. We received second place awards for our social media
collage and our floor display. Our recycled item was a scarecrow created
by Beth Davidson which brought home a third-place ribbon.
We want to thank everyone who attended the 2023 Putnam County Fair for their continued support and dedication to keeping the tradition alive. We look forward to seeing everyone at the 98th Annual Putnam County Fair August 1-10, 2024.
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