The White County 4-H program has awarded a total of 7500 dollars in scholarships to 3 graduating seniors, recognizing leadership, academic achievement, and commitment to community service.
4-H, the official youth organization of the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture Cooperative Extension Service, helps young people build leadership and life skills for the future.
Recipients include Sadie Lillard of Searcy Arkansas,
Madalyn Johnson of Step Rock Arkansas,
and Elli Freppon of Bald Knob Arkansas, each earning 2500 dollars in combined scholarships.
White County 4-H leaders say these students represent the future of Arkansas communities through education, service, and leadership.
White County 4-H remains open to youth ages 5 through 19, offering opportunities to grow, lead, and succeed.
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