City Clovers qualify to advance to Regional 4-H Achievement Day

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The City Clovers were well-represented at Barton County 4-H Achievement Day on June 23, at the First Baptist Church in Lamar. All seven members qualified to advance to Regional 4-H Achievement Day on July 15, in different categories such as Public Speaking, Personal Development, project demonstrations, Fashion Review and judging. Pictured, left to right, are: front row, Kileigh Ball, Brenna Morey and Sadie Bull; back row, Ashlynn Ball, Lexi Phipps, Kaitlyn Davis and Ryan Davis.


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