With the Nobles County Fair right around the corner, the Ruesch’s are finishing up their preparations. Haley, Lexy, and Maddie are members for the Indian Lake Progressives 4-H group. Haley Ruesch (18) will be in her tenth year as a member. Lexy (15) will be in her seventh year, and Maddie (14) the youngest will be in sixth year as a member.
Haley and Lexy are county ambassadors for the fair and will be helping the Clover Buds and with family fun night. “It’s great to see a big group of Clover Buds coming up to replace the existing members,” said Haley.
Every year each 4-H member must work three hours at the food stand. “It’s a great way to get involved,” said Haley simply. The Nobles County Fair started on Monday, August 8th and will continue thru Sunday, August 14th.
The Ruesch’s have been working on their projects. This year the girls are working on a photographic display. In the past they have done flower gardening, crafts, and other artistic projects.
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