Malvern High School was the setting for 4-H Ouachita District O-Rama on Tuesday, June 10. Members from Bradley County competed in a variety of contests. Benjamin Green won First Place 4-H Record Book Award, Judson Green won First Place Jr. Public Speaking, Antonia Davis won Second Place Jr. Fashion Review, Asher Weaver won Third Place Bait Casting, Arielle Weaver participated in Bicycle Skills Competition, and Alyssa Martinez participated in Instrumental Music, Clarinet. As a senior member, Asher Weaver will advance to State O-Rama in July. 4-H is a youth development organization with a mission to empower young people to reach their full potential and become responsible citizens. It focuses on positive youth development through various projects and activities, helping youth develop life skills and leadership qualities. If you would like information on how to get involved in Bradley County 4-H, please contact the Bradley County Extension Office at 226-8410. The University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture is an equal opportunity/equal access institution.