Well, after the Independence Day Rodeo at Camp Clark here went swimmingly, creating a Covid-19 outbreak, Cheyenne County pushes ahead with their county fair.

One of the annual events in Cheyenne County is the county fair. There is the viewing of crafts, including clothing designs, animal shows and auction, carnival, concerts and many other events.

Many of this year’s events have been put on hold. The good news is the majority of the 4-H programs will remain.

The livestock judging and showing, and the numerous other programs, from clothing construction to static exhibits, will be conducted. However, this year, 4-H members will be the only ones in the exhibit building and the pavilion. The goal is to keep participants healthy, according to Laura Narjes. 4-H Extension Educator. She added they also want to return more normalcy to the community. However, the return of normalcy has to be done under public health guidelines including Panhandle Public Health, Centers for Disease Control and Nebraska’s Directed.

County Fair 4-H Events On Schedule (Sidney, Nebr. Sun-Telegraph, more at the link)

I have a better way to “return to normalcy”: Cancel public events like this for a few weeks.