Welcome to the Miss Boone County
Fair Queen Program
Invest in your future. Over $2,500 in scholarships awarded annually to Boone County’s next generation of female leaders.
The Next Chapter of Your Leadership Story Starts Here.
Join Boone County’s premier professional development program for young women. Earn scholarships, master public speaking, and bridge the gap between 4-H excellence and career success.
Be the first to receive the 2026 Leadership Guide and Application Checklist.
2026 Contest — Friday, July 24, 2026
“The most difficult thing is the decision to act, the rest is merely tenacity."—Amelia Earhart
Every member of the Queen’s Court receives a scholarship, ranging from $250 to the $1,000 Queen’s Title award.
Our alumni network includes doctors, lawyers, and executives.
A platform to advocate for the causes you care about most.
From the Show Ring to the Boardroom
You’ve mastered the 4-H projects; now master the platform. We value the grit and discipline your’ already show in Boone County 4-H. With 4+ projects, you have the discipline and the heart. We provide the platform to turn that experience into a $1,000 scholarship and a network of professional mentors. You aren’t just representing a fair; you’re representing the future of Boone County.
Are you Our Next Candidate?
You must be 18 years old by June 1, 2027, but no older than 21 by the same date. (Perfect for High School seniors and college students!).
The Roots: Must be a current or former Boone County 4-H member with at least 4 projects completed.
The Date: Mark your calendar - Applications open April 1st.
Redefining the Crown
What This Program Really Is
The Miss Boone County Fair Queen Program is a leadership and scholarship program designed to help young women grow in confidence, communication, and community involvement.
Participants develop real-world skills through:
Interview preparation and professional communication
Public speaking and presenting with confidence
Community service and ambassador experiences
Personal growth in poise, responsibility, and leadership
Yes, there are competition elements — but they exist to teach professionalism, self-confidence, and presence, not to judge appearance.