McMillen Junior High School eighth grade student Addisyn Helms works with her lamb over the Christmas break in preparation for the Collin County Junior Livestock Show next week.
Pigs, cattle, sheep and goats parade around the show ring next week for judging in the 2020 Collin County Junior Livestock Show and Sale.
The event, featuring livestock entries from FFA and 4-H members throughout the county, is set for the week of Jan. 5-11 at Myers Park and Event Center, 7117 CR 166 in McKinney.
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By Joe Reavis • [email protected]
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