4-H O-Rama was recently held in Bradley County. O-Rama is the annual culmination of Arkansas 4-H project work, serving as a premier competitive event where youth showcase skills learned throughout the year. It features roughly 40 diverse competitions—ranging from public speaking to livestock judging—at the county, district, and state levels. Both team and individual events are showcased. Students earning first place at the county level compete at district level later this summer. Winners from each of the three Arkansas districts will advance to the state competition at the U of A in July.
Results for Bradley County are as follows: Sr. Fashion Review, Antonia Davis-First Place; Sr. Performing Arts, Dance, Brooke Rawls-First Place; Jr. Performing Arts, Instrument, Alyssa Martinez-First Place; Sr. BB Shooting, Asher Weaver-First Place; Jr. BB Shooting, Ariel Weaver-First Place; Sr. Public Speaking, Ben Green-First Place; and Jr. Public Speaking, Judson Green-First Place.
These Bradley County 4-H members will compete at Ouachita District Competition in Malvern in June.
To learn how to get your child involved in 4-H, contact the Bradley County Extension Office.
