Another Festive Lickskillet in Fayetteville

Best Overall entry went to the Colorado County Fair Royal Court.

First place for most patriotic went to this 1973 Duece and a Half military truck representing the Shelby American Legion Post ridden by members of the post and the Sons of the American Legion

Lots of folks got to see the recently-completed Fayetteville Community Center during the Lickskillet Days.

The Fayetteville 4-H Club won first place for youth entries.

The giant skillet on the town square in Fayetteville is always displayed during Lickskillet. At one time Fayetteville was known as Lickskillet supposedly for the fact that latecomers to the numerous community festivals who complained that all the food was gone were told to lick the skillet.

The color guard for the parade was provided by Shawn Hunger (left) and Sgt. Ron Naumann of the Fayette County Sheriff’s Office (right).

The first place hometown entry went to Pct. 2 Justice of the Peace Jamie Moreau riding in a BMW Roadster.

First place car model year 1943 and up went to this 1964 Ford Fairlane 500 owned by Bob Dormois.

First place tractor went to this 1941 John Deere H driven by Dustin Huebner.

First place antique car model year 1942 and earlier went to this 1926 Ford Model T driven by Jerry Krebs. Riding with him were Dustin, Lynette, Darcie and Delaney Krebs

First place out-of-town entry went to the Fayette County Fair Association and Fair Royalty.