Sign in Welcome! Log into your account your username your password Forgot your password? Get help Privacy Policy Password recovery Recover your password your email A password will be e-mailed to you. HomeNews News The weekend at the Eddy County Fair By: ADP Staff July 30, 2018 FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Alexis Montgomery of the Artesia FFA shows off her Grand champion market steer for bidders at Saturday morning’s Eddy County Fair Youth Livestock Auction. The steer sold for $11,000, to Fenn’s Country Market, Navajo Refi ning Co., and La Tienda Thriftway. Buyers spent $638,720 at the auction with add-on money of $91,260 bringing the sale total to $729,980 as of Saturday afternoon. The overall tally was over last year’s $642,555 mark by $87,325. Danny Scott – Daily Press Related stories Sports Bulldogs advance to state semis, Lady ‘Dogs go 1-1 to stay alive The Bulldog baseball team advanced to the Class 4A... News Sitting Bull Falls gate to reopen under modified hours ALAMOGORDO -- The U.S. Forest Service has announced Thursday,... News NMSP release final details on fatal wreck ARTESIA -- The New Mexico State Police (NMSP) have... Alexis Montgomery of the Artesia FFA shows off her Grand champion market steer for bidders at Saturday morning’s Eddy County Fair Youth Livestock Auction. The steer sold for $11,000, to Fenn’s Country Market, Navajo Refi ning Co., and La Tienda Thriftway. Buyers spent $638,720 at the auction with add-on money of $91,260 bringing the sale total to $729,980 as of Saturday afternoon. The overall tally was over last year’s $642,555 mark by $87,325. Danny Scott – Daily Press 10-year-old Ashton Craft of Cottonwood 4-H displays the fruits of her labor this morning during the Eddy County Fair Junior Livestock Action as she tempts buyers with slices of her prize-winning red velvet cake and sweet tea. Craft’s cake was awarded the Grand Champion Cake at the Eddy County Fair beating out eight other competitors with her greatgrandmothers recipe. She and her grandmother, Jodie Phillips, practiced several of her greatgrandmothers recipes before settling on the red velvet one, which was the consensus of the friends and family members they used for taste testers prior to the competition. She then prepared seven sheet cakes last night to serve to the buyers today with the help of her friends. The proceeds of her new-found cakemaking skill netted her $3,000 from Holly Frontier and Holly Energy Partners. Craft is the daughter of Krystal and Johnny Craft and will be a fi fth grader at Hermosa Elementary School this fall. Danny Scott – Daily Press ADP Staff Join the Artesia Daily Press Newsletter Stay informed with the latest Artesia news and updates, directly in your inbox. Subscribe now! Name First Last Email* Latest stories Sports Bulldogs advance to state semis, Lady ‘Dogs go 1-1 to stay alive News Sitting Bull Falls gate to reopen under modified hours News NMSP release final details on fatal wreck Public Record Public Record: May 7-10, 2024 Previous articleFriday at the Eddy County FairNext articleOrtega receives thirteen-year sentence for trafficking methamphetamine LEAVE A REPLY Cancel replyLog in to leave a comment