Huron County Plowmen have selected their Queen of the Furrow for 2016-17.
Marion Studhalter of Blyth topped 6 other contestants for the title in Friday's competition.
First runner-up was Natalie Fear of Brussels.
Studhalter takes over the crown from 2015-16 Queen Kate Higgins.
Higgins will represent Huron in the competition for the Ontario Queen of the Furrow title at next month's IPM in Wellington County.
The 2016-17 Huron County Plowing Princess is Irelyn St. Onge.
Environment Canada has ended a yellow rainfall warning for parts of Ontario.
Hanover Police Service arrested a trespasser and ended up seizing drugs from the accused after an incident on July 30.
The Jays opened their home series against the Cardinals with a win off another Dylan Cease gem.
Nine young volunteers aged 11 to 17 spent three days exploring and protecting the Lake Huron coastline during the Coastal Conservation Youth Corps' inaugural program in Grand Bend from July 21 to 23.
An no-swim advisory has been issued for Kelso Beach at Nawash Park heading into the long weekend
Wheat finished lower to end the week.
