4-H Royalty
Emily Weaver was crowned Miss Pulaski County 2025 on Friday, June 27. Joining her are Miss Pulaski County 2024 Maggie Smith; 1st runner-up, Miss Congeniality and People's Choice Taylee Ringen; and Queen's Court Linzy Walters and Corrin Combs. Adam Stimson and Scarlett Browning (front) were honored...
This year's 4-H fair not only ushered in fun, but also new royalty. Alexia Intravaia was crowned Miss Pulaski County 2023 and Miss Congeniality and Aidan Smith and Maddox Bucinski were honored as 2023 4-H Achievement Royalty. Intravaia was joined by Miss Pulaski County 2022 Kingsley Kroft, and new...
Brendan Day and Megan Stimson (front) were honored as 2022 4-H Achievement Royalty. Pictured left to right is the 2022 4-H Achievement Court: Kelsey Conner, Alison Grothaus, McKenzie Mitchell and Aidan Smith.
Although COVID-19 has wreaked havoc on 4-H fairs across the state, some traditions including the 4-H recognition program are continuing.
In Pulaski County, the program is held at the beginning of the fair to welcome visitors and also recognize those who have done the work including the 4-H members...
The 4-H Royalty said they were surprised to be named royalty and they will wear the honor proudly.
On Saturday to kick off the fair, the 4-H Royalty and court were named during the 4-H and Community Fair Achievement Program. This year, John Rumsey and Andriana Smith received the honors.
Rumsey...