At the Northwest Montana Fair, local participants from Columbia Falls, Kalispell, and surrounding areas excelled across a wide range of categories including 4-H/FFA dog obedience, photography, crafts, agriculture, horticulture, floriculture, miniature horses, goats, beef, and small animals. Notable winners included Olivia Druyvestein, who earned multiple top honors in dog obedience, photography, and honey; Sidni Sorensen, who dominated miniature horse competitions; and Teagen Flint, who secured awards in agriculture, floriculture, and poultry showmanship. Other standout participants were Sierra Lari in crafts, Jennifer Fisher in floriculture, and Logan Ball in small animal categories such as poultry and rabbits.

The fair showcased strong youth involvement with numerous champions and reserve champions recognized in various age groups and skill levels. The event highlighted community talent in both competitive and educational projects, with awards spanning from showmanship and decorated stalls to educational posters and best-kept stalls. Overall, the fair celebrated the dedication and skills of local youth and adults in agriculture, animal husbandry, and creative arts, reinforcing the region’s vibrant agricultural and 4-H/FFA community.