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4‑H students recognized; three received Auburn University scholarships
Summary
County commissioners and extension staff recognized local 4‑H participants who advanced to national competition and earned scholarships; commissioners praised the youth development and workforce‑skill benefits of ag programs.
Commission Chair introduced extension staff and the county's 4‑H coordinator and invited several young participants to the front to describe recent accomplishments.
The 4‑H coordinator reported that three students who competed in poultry competitions at the state and national levels advanced to the national contest in Louisville and "all 3 of them have received a $1,000 scholarship to Auburn University." Commissioners applauded and took photos with the students.
The chair framed 4‑H as a workforce and character‑building program, saying the county values agricultural education and the role it plays in teaching work ethic and career pathways. The commission thanked the students and extension staff for their work.
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