A night with Juni Fisher is a fundraiser for the Ferry County 4-H program to provide scholarships and other opportunities for our youth.  Juni was a 4-Her and leader.  To hear her music and learn more visit her website at www.junifisher.net.  

Fisher grew up in a farming family, but between school and countless singing performances with her two sisters, Juni found a way to have horses, and 4-H and FFA honors followed her through out her school years. While studying Equine Science at the College of the Sequoias in Visalia, she rode young horses for her customers, and became known as a good horse show "catch rider": she rode her way through college, with top honors at Intercollegiate and Quarter Horse shows. Meanwhile, she was earning horse show entry money singing big band standards in a dance orchestra.

She has received nine awards from the Western Music Association: the Crescendo Award (2005), Female Performer of the Year (2006, 2009, 2011), Song of the Year (2007, 2011), Songwriter of the Year (2008) and Album of the Year (2009)and Entertainer of the Year (2011).[1] In addition, the Academy of Western Artists named her Female Performer of the Year in 2005.[2] The National Cowboy Museum awarded Fisher with the coveted Western Heritage "Wrangler Award" in 2009 for Most Outstanding Western Album, making her the first female recipient of that award in the history of the National Cowboy Museum's awards.

True West Magazine named her the Most Outstanding Solo Artist of 2012.