Motlow College the site for 4-H competition

Twenty-five Warren County 4-H members recently competed in the Regional 4-H Project Fair at Motlow College in Lynchburg, and were bestowed with numerous awards. Junior high members competed with tabletop exhibits which highlight their projects and personal interviews. Junior members competed with a demonstration of their project work. Prior to the competition, 4-H members submitted a portfolio of their project work for judging.
Members who competed with portfolios included Mac Britton, public speaking/communications; John-Adam Turner, beef; Lyndi Dodd, garden/home horticulture; Brennan Lytle, nutrition/health/fitness, and Hamilton Spivey, consumer education/economics. Britton and Spivey placed first in their respective projects, with Lyndi Dodd and Brennan Lytle placing second, and John-Adam Turner receiving participation.
In the exhibit competition 4-H members designed a tabletop exhibit with photos, news articles and educational information about their project. The 4-H members were interviewed about their exhibits and project work. Competing with exhibits were Allen Pettit, Aryn Snow, Heather Colwell, Danielle Jones, Hamilton Spivey, Nicholas Foster, Jacob Griffin, Mac Britton, Bliss Zechman, KC Byars, Lyndi Dodd, Peyton Kelsey, Courtney Few, Brennan Lytle, Joesiah Soloman, Adelia Smith, Johnny Smith, Adry Snow, Sara Womack and Morgan Dyer.
Heather Colwell, Danielle Jones, Peyton Kelsey, Courtney Few, Brennan Lytle, and Hamilton Spivey placed first with their exhibits. While Aryn Snow, Jacob Griffin, Mac Britton, KC Byars, Lyndi Dodd, Sara Womack, Johnny Smith and Morgan Dyer placed second. Third place awards went to Bliss Zechman and Adry Snow.
Junior 4-H members in the fifth grade competing with a demonstration were Hannah Few, Ryan Mellons, Justin Spivey, Clay Prater and Alex Cripps. Winning their respective projects were Ryan Mellons, citizenship; Clay Prater, swine, Alex Cripps, personal development, and Justin Spivey, engineering/safety science.