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2026 Great Darke County Fair King and Queen

Writer: Fair Staff
Fair Staff
Jul 21
1 min read
Congratulations to the 2026 Great Darke County Fair King and Queen. King: Bryce Watson, Queen: Shawna Schmitmeyer
Congratulations to the 2026 Great Darke County Fair King and Queen. King: Bryce Watson, Queen: Shawna Schmitmeyer


 
 
 

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Mark Lense
Mark Lense
Sep 10

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connoy2002
Aug 15

Congratulations to the new King and Queen! For anyone involved in organizing events like the fair, creating promotional material is often part of the job. A quick look at this resource for AI image tools might give you some ideas for next year’s branding.

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connoy2002
Aug 13

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Matteo Ricci
Matteo Ricci
Jul 31

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