The Henry County Fair crowned its new queens over the weekend. Miranda Reed took home the title of 2025 Miss Henry County Fair, with Jolene Blackert named first runner-up and Zaria Greene as second runner-up. In the Junior Miss category, Lilah Klotz earned the crown, while Suzie Neumann and Regan Nanninga were awarded first and second runner-up, respectively. The Little Miss title was also claimed by Lydia DeWolfe, with Grechyn Hintgen and Sonny Viager completing the court as first and second runners-up, respectively. Congratulations to all the winners for representing their community with poise and pride at this year’s fair.
Excitement fills the air at the Henry County Fair as Miranda Reed takes on her new role as Miss Henry County Fair Queen. With deep roots in the community and years of experience showing livestock since she was just eight, Reed is eager to represent the fair she’s called home for so long. Despite a wet start to the week, spirits remain high as Reed looks forward to a week packed with events. Organizers encourage everyone to come out, promising that a little rain won’t dampen the festivities or the Queen’s enthusiasm for this cherished community tradition.
According to a post on the Henry County Fair Pageant Facebook Page, New Queen Miranda Reed said, “Good morning from the Henry County Fair! My name is Miranda Reed and I’m so honored to serve as the new Miss Henry County Fair Queen! I’ve grown up on these fair grounds and have been showing livestock since I was eight years old so serving as Queen this year is an absolute dream come true! Not going to let the rain stop us from having an amazing fair week and I’m looking forward to everything this year has in store for me!”
