WARREN, Ark. — Bradley County 4-H members recently competed in the annual 4-H County O-Rama competition, with several local students earning first-place finishes and advancing to district competition later this summer.
According to information provided by the Bradley County Extension Office, 4-H O-Rama serves as the annual culmination of Arkansas 4-H project work and allows youth to showcase skills learned throughout the year. The event includes approximately 40 competitions ranging from public speaking to livestock judging at the county, district, and state levels. Both team and individual events are featured.
Students earning first place at the county level will compete at the Ouachita District Competition in Malvern in June. Winners from Arkansas’ three districts will then advance to the state competition at the University of Arkansas in July.
Bradley County first-place winners included:
- Antonia Davis — Senior Fashion Review
- Brooke Rawls — Senior Performing Arts Dance
- Alyssa Martinez — Junior Performing Arts Instrumental
- Asher Weaver — Senior BB Shooting
- Ariel Weaver — Junior BB Shooting
- Ben Green — Senior Public Speaking
- Judson Green — Junior Public Speaking
Officials with the Bradley County Extension Office encouraged families interested in learning more about 4-H opportunities to contact the Bradley County Extension Office for additional information.
