LOWVILLE â The talent show didnât have to compete with the roar of tractor engines at the Lewis County Fairgrounds this year.
Thatâs because organizers decided to host the annual talent competition on the eve of the 200th edition of the fairâs opening day.
âWe usually are fighting with the tractor pull for sound since they occur at the same time,â said Rachel Lisk, the Lewis County Fair manager.
The talent show was moved to Monday before the opening ceremony, which will be held Tuesday. It was moved from inside to out on the bandstand to let the participants shine without other events causing potential disruptions and for more space due to COVID-19 guidelines during the planning phase of the fair.