Local fairs and libraries publish detailed July schedules
PUBLISHED Jul 13, 2026, 5:04 PM ET
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Dayton, Ohio — Local outlets this week published schedules for mid-July community events: WDTN listed Montgomery County Fair attractions running July 14–19, including Tinsmith Shows, Fast Traxx Motocross on July 15, a demolition derby on July 17, and a garden tractor pull and horse-drawn wagon rides on July 18. Idaho State Journal released Bingham County library programming for July 15–22 with daily activities and contact details. Stephenson — ironmountaindailynews.com reported the Menominee County Fair scheduled Thursday through Sunday at Shakey Lakes Park, noting fairgrounds are open today from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. for placement of still exhibits, rabbits and poultry; Fair Manager Debbie Smith encouraged attendance. The published dates, times, and library hours give residents, exhibitors and vendors concrete information to plan attendance, exhibit placement, and volunteer coordination this week.
By Michael Grant | JQJO News
Timeline of Events
- July 14: Tinsmith Shows begin at Montgomery County Fair with scheduled daily performances.
- July 15: Fast Traxx Motocross scheduled at Montgomery County Fair; Bingham County library programs start week of July 15–22.
- July 17: DerbyDog Demolition Derby scheduled at Montgomery County Fair at 7 p.m.
- July 18: Garden Tractor Pull and free horse-drawn wagon rides occur at Montgomery County Fair; exhibit placements continue elsewhere.
- This week (Thursday–Sunday): Menominee County Fair opens at Shakey Lakes Park with fairgrounds open for exhibit placement today.
News Intelligence
- Community events like these foster local connections and family fun. They're a chance to enjoy unique attractions, learn something new at the library, or even exhibit your own talents. Check the published schedules and plan your week accordingly.
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Local families, youth exhibitors, fair vendors, volunteers, and library patrons benefited from published schedules that enabled planning, attendance, and exhibit coordination for mid-July events.
No parties reported direct harm; individuals unable to attend because of scheduling conflicts could miss events and exhibition opportunities.
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