As far back as I can remember, there's always been a Republican Party booth at the fair. I admit when I was a kid, I couldn't have cared less. I was mesmerized by the allure of carnival rides and cotton candy. Today, I see the importance of our 4-H fair beyond the Ferris wheel, fair food and livestock shows. It's a vital part of community development. An article published by Michigan State University Extension says the county fair stimulates cultivation of a vibrant community: People from throughout the area are drawn together for a common cause: showcasing the achievements of their citizens and promoting their youth. Individual talents are employed toward the success of the whole community. Families take time to learn together, sharing in life lessons and building new skills. Cross county relationships are developed, broadening perspectives and intermingling experience. Long-time friendships are rekindled over new memories. It's important our political leaders be part of this community building and leadership development opportunity, and be energized by the atmosphere of lights, food and fun. Comments are closed.
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