The Union County Heritage Festival showcased remarkable talent and skill from both youth and adult participants in this year's 4-H Youth and Adults Exhibits. The annual event featured a variety of categories, from sewing and needle art to canned goods and farm-fresh eggs. The Union County community came together to celebrate the hard work and creativity of its members.

4-H Youth Winners:
-Sarah Blanchette – 1st place in Sewing and Needle Art, 2nd place in Canned Pickles
-HMMS Campus Agriculture – 1st place in Gourds, 2nd place in Brown Eggs, 2nd place in Fall Centerpiece
-HMMS Agriculture Club – 1st place in Canned Pickles, 1st place in Canned Vegetables (Peppers), 1st place in Canned Vegetables (Spaghetti Sauce)
-Reed Reno – 1st place in Barn Quilt Design, 3rd place in Brown Eggs
-Savannah Lee – 1st place in Brown Eggs
-Judd Jones – 1st place in Brown Eggs
-Annabelle Groce – 1st place in Brown Eggs, 1st place in Needle Art
-Asher Firkin – 1st place in Duck Eggs
-Jude Firkin – 1st place in Brown Eggs
-Virginia Firkin – 1st place in 4-H or UT-Themed Craft, 1st place in Fall Centerpiece
-Ariona Payne – 1st place in Green/Blue Eggs, 3rd place in Brown Eggs, 3rd place in Fall Centerpiece

Adult Winners:
-Mary Firkin – 1st and 2nd place in Sewing and Needle Arts
-Carol Pratt – 1st place in Canned Jams and Jellies, 1st place in Canned Fruit/Vegetable
-Marina Lacey – 1st place in Sewing and Needle Art

The Union County Heritage Festival exhibits continue to be a proud tradition, celebrating the skills and creativity of local participants. This year's exhibits showcased remarkable talent and dedication across all categories. Congratulations to all the winners for their impressive achievements and contributions to the community!