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Clay earns a first-place at 4-H Southeast DPA
Liberty County 4-H’ers
Liberty County 4-H’ers show off their finishes from the Southeast District Project Achievement, held at Rock Eagle 4-H Center Photo provided

Liberty County 4-H competed in the Southeast District Project Achievement Competition held at Rock Eagle 4-H Center from February 9-11.

District Project Achievement, or DPA, is a public speaking competition where 4-H’ers choose a topic of interest and present a 10-12-minute (seniors) or 608-minute (juniors) speech on a subject. They also are required to submit a portfolio that represents all their hard work over the past year in categories such as community service, leadership, and other 4-H activities.

Liberty County had eight 4-H’ers attend this competition in grades 7-12, with six placing in their category.

Because Daisy Clay placed first in her category, she will represent Liberty County as a delegate at State Congress. State Congress is the premier statewide competition held in Atlanta each summer.

Lewis Frasier Middle School:

• Jalah Johnson, Fruits, Vegetables and Nuts – honorable mention

• Kirra Keating, Cat Care – Third place

Liberty County High School:

• Daisy Clay, Performing Arts (Drama) – First place

• Jared Harriman, Environmental Science – Second place Midway Middle School:

• Scarlet McComiskey, Performing Arts (Other Instrumental) – Third place

• Madelin West, Performing Arts (Dance) – Second place

• Delaney Worley-Bush, General Recreation – honorable mention Snelson-Golden Middle School:

• Kirrah Moore, Workforce Preparation and Career Development – Third place

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