Christy Clouse
Board Member
Christy Clouse began working with the Coffee County Fair several years ago as the on-stage director for the pageants. A former Coffee County Fairest of the Fair, she eventually became chair of the pageant committe and a member of the board. In addition to the pageant committee, she also chairs the scholarship committee. Christy is an employee of Coffee County Schools and teaches Honors Physics, Honors Conceptual Physics and Physical Science at Raider Academy. She is the head coach of the Coffee County Central High School Red Raider Cheerleaders and serves as the President of the Tennessee Cheerleading Coaches Association. She is a member of the church of Christ at New Union.
“ I grew up going to the Coffee County Fair and every year brings back memories of those times. It is a special thing to be part of an event that has been so important to our community for such a long time. The fair brings us all together for fun, food, fellowship and a little friendly competition. Its a place to celebrate our history, a harvest and our heritage. It can also be a classroom for learning about what it takes to produce the necessities of life that we all take for granted. At the fair, you can find all of these things wrapped into one with a ferris wheel and a funnel cake, too!”
Christy Clouse began working with the Coffee County Fair several years ago as the on-stage director for the pageants. A former Coffee County Fairest of the Fair, she eventually became chair of the pageant committe and a member of the board. In addition to the pageant committee, she also chairs the scholarship committee. Christy is an employee of Coffee County Schools and teaches Honors Physics, Honors Conceptual Physics and Physical Science at Raider Academy. She is the head coach of the Coffee County Central High School Red Raider Cheerleaders and serves as the President of the Tennessee Cheerleading Coaches Association. She is a member of the church of Christ at New Union.
“ I grew up going to the Coffee County Fair and every year brings back memories of those times. It is a special thing to be part of an event that has been so important to our community for such a long time. The fair brings us all together for fun, food, fellowship and a little friendly competition. Its a place to celebrate our history, a harvest and our heritage. It can also be a classroom for learning about what it takes to produce the necessities of life that we all take for granted. At the fair, you can find all of these things wrapped into one with a ferris wheel and a funnel cake, too!”
