Tour de Tomato set for June 5

The 3rd annual Tour de Tomato is scheduled for Saturday, June 5th.  The bike ride will start at 8:00 a.m. at the Warren Baseball Complex located at 175 Hwy 189 bypass in Warren, AR.   Over 100 riders have registered and registration will be available on Saturday.

Riders will travel through the historic downtown area featuring the famous Red Brick Streets.   They will continue south through the land of Tall Pines and Pink Tomatoes of Bradley County.  There will be food and goodies dispensed along the way with a “one of a kind” Tour de Tomato T-Shirt.

A high point for the bike riders, spectators and local residents on Saturday morning will be a collection of local vendors.  These local vendors will be selling various items from 9 a.m. until 12 noon at the Baseball Complex.

The vendors will be set up to show what is available in Bradley County and what local sellers have to offer residents as well as visitors to the area.  Some of the items listed are Jellies, Jams and Bacon Sausage; Handmade Fishing Baits; Fresh Produce; Wood Cutting Boards; Watch Bands and many more items.

Come out to welcome the visitors to Warren and take home some goodies from our local vendors.  

For more information, please contact Ashley Foreman at the Bradley County Chamber, 870-226-5225.

Donald W. Reynolds YMCA Annual Meeting

The Donald W. Reynolds YMCA of Warren and Bradley County held its annual meeting May 25, 2021 at the YMCA on Main Street in Warren.

A quorum of current board members and one public member of the Y were present along with staff. Wesley George presided.

There were no minutes from 2019 since covid-19 caused the 2019 annual meeting to be canceled.  Next, the 2020 financial reports were presented.

Executive Director of the Y, David Richey, gave a detailed report on how the organization fared in 2020 facing the difficulties of covid.  The Y was hurt financially by the forced cancelation of 

several regular programs, youth and adult, and the fact the facility was closed for two months.  Mr. Richey stated that many people continued their memberships to support the Y and he expressed his appreciation.  Mr. Richey talked about the successful completion of repairs to the swimming pool and expansion of the fitness center.  He stated the Y has always paid its bills and continues to do so while providing quality programs.  He went on to say things are slowly getting better and then addressed the status of 2021 so far this year.   The Director stated programs are back functioning.   

After the annual meeting concluded, the board conducted the monthly meeting.

Warren School Board holds special called meeting

The Warren School Board met in special session Thursday, May 27, 2021.  Prior to the board meeting the members conducted an expulsion hearing.  At the request of the student and family, the hearing was not open to the public.

After calling the special board meeting to order, the board went into executive session to consider personnel matters.  Upon returning to public session, the following actions were approved by the board:

Accepted the resignations of:

• Kayla Outlaw, Kindergarten teacher at Eastside
• Jenna Tharp, 1st grade teacher at Eastside
• Clark Watkins, Middle School assistant principal
• Ellis Casey Moreland, ALE instructor/assistant football coach
• Mitchell Lane, High School teacher
• Kaitlyn Maloney, paraprofessional at Eastside
• Shureka Palmer, food service at Middle School

Accepted retirement of Sandra Hatley (37 years of teaching), currently High School dean of students and driver's education

Voted to hire:

• Donna Lowery, Eastside art instructor
• Jessica Howington, Eastside instructor
• Karima Ramos, Eastside instructor
• Kaley White, Brunson instructor
• Jacob Roberts, Middle School career development and assistant football coach
• Katie Kuhn, High School choir director
• Nakasha Nealon, High School civics and economic instructor
• Shaneice Harris, Eastside paraprofessional
• LaShae Thomas, Eastside special ed paraprofessional
• Qaveshia Banks, ABC paraprofessional

Voted to transfer:

• Clark WAtkins, ALE instructor and assistant football coach
• Trent Wilson, football defensive coordinator

Voted to rescind:

• Jane May, retirement as Eastside paraprofessional
• Toni Miller, retirement as SPED paraprofessional
• Amanda Briant, resignation from Jine 2, 2021 until June 210, 2021

The board then voted to approve extra duty pay for qualifying teachers who worked extra hours due to covid during the past school year.  

The next regularly scheduled board meeting is set for June 14, 2021.

2021 Little Miss Pink Tomato Pageant

The 2021 Little Miss Pink Tomato competition will be held on June 11th during the 65th Bradley County Pink Tomato Festival.  The popular Little Miss pageant began in 1959 and will be crowning the 61st Little Miss Pink Tomato during the Pink Tomato Festival in June.

The reigning Little Miss Pink Tomato is Meelah Robinson of El Dorado, Arkansas.  Meelah is the daughter of Drew and Britni Robinson and was crowned during the Pink Tomato Festival in 2019. 

The 2021 Little Miss Pink Tomato pageant is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. on Friday, June 11th and will be held at the First Baptist Church Activity Center in Warren.

Contestants must be 4, 5 or 6 years of age and reside in Ashley, Bradley, Cleveland, Calhoun, Dallas, Drew, Lincoln or Union County. The deadline for entering the 2021 Little Miss Pink Tomato competition is Friday, June 4th.

Entry forms and instruction sheets are available at the Bradley County Chamber of Commerce office or you may download an application at www.pinktomatofestival.com  For additional information, please call JeNelle Lipton at 501-416-7882 or Glenda Cross at 870-820-1682

Attention Warren High School Classes of 1960, 1961, and 1962

A joint reunion is scheduled for Saturday, June 19, 2021 at the Warren Country Club. Come and have fun with your “old” friends and classmates, some of whom you have not seen in years!! Whether or not you graduated from WHS you will always be considered a classmate. Some moved, some joined the service, some got married, some will come, some won’t, but we hope you will attend. 

Bring your spouse, a friend, significant other, designated driver (for those who need them).  Dress is CASUAL - Comfort is the key!

Lunch will begin at noon but come a little early so you can visit. Bring any old pictures and mementos you want to share of your days at WHS, and be ready to tell some tall tales and reminisce about the “Good Ole Days”!!!   

Agenda:  Lunch will start at 12:00 (order from the CC menu - your only expense); followed by a short program (about 2:00 p.m.), and more visiting and fellowship. 

Let us know how many will attend, so we can plan accordingly, and have name tags ready - just in case no one recognizes you!!

Contact one of the following:

Class of ‘60 - Woody Jolley, 870-403-2919

Class of ‘61 -  Clifton Poole, 870-942-2185, Jennifer Taylor, 501-993-5876

Class of ‘62 - Bob Milton, 870-226-5295

City Announcements on Memorial Day and meetings

• There will be an Aviation Commission Committee Meeting Thursday, June 3, 2021 at 6:00 p.m. in the Municipal Courtroom.
• There will be a Memorial Day Program at 11am Monday, May 31, 2021 at the Bradley County Court House Square
• The City offices will be closed on Monday in honor of Memorial Day. This means that trash pickup will not run on Monday.

BCMC Board meets to conduct May business

By Tim Kessler

Bradley County Medical Center recently received $744,000 in Medicaid reimbursements but may have to send about $200,000 of that back, the board of directors was told at the May monthly meeting at the Brunson Medical Complex on Thursday.

Controller Leslie Huitt explained that an interim cost report was sent in around mid-March to determine the reimbursements. A Medicare reimbursement still hasn’t been determined. However, since costs per day are decreasing, the $200,000 return was indicated.

Huitt reported most patient volumes were up but the Women’s Clinic and Senior Care volumes were down.

She said expenses had risen by 2.9 percent in April, mostly due to rising prices and inflation.

However, CEO Steve Henson said the hospital has participated in a 340b program which had saved about $146,000 in prescription costs in its first year of operation.

Huitt said figures were being adjusted for the annual audit which should be completed by mid-June.

In other action:

• Public relations director Dennen Cuthbertson reported on his job. He said he was a Warren native, obtained bachelor and master’s degrees from Arkansas State University and worked as the ASU sports information director before coming back to Warren to work at BCMC.
• He said his job consists of maintaining social media contacts, marketing and public relations. Besides the BCMC Facebook page, he set up a separate Rural Health Clinic Facebook page. He also has created billboards and does news releases. Some communications have also been made with the Hispanic community.

Volunteers repaint street art for 2021 Tomato Festival

Volunteers were hard at work Wednesday, May 26 getting the traditional court square tomato festival street art repainted in preparation for the 2021 Pink Tomato Festival set for the second week of June.

The street painting was done this year by members of the Warren Vision Coalition.

Civil Service Commission hires policeman

Members of the Warren Civil Service Commission met Tuesday, May 25 to review applications for the position of Police Officer.

Each time a vacancy exists,  the City advertises the opening and background checks are conducted.  Those eligible are referred to the Warren Civil Service Commission, which interviews and reviews the application of each applicant.  The Commission then votes to hire or reject.  Police officers work under the direct supervision of the Chief of Police. The Chief has authority to discipline and fire.  The employee has a right to appeal the action taken to the Commission.  

Tuesday evening, the Commission hired Jason Britton to fill a position as a patrol officer.  Mr. Britton previously worked for the Department and had left in good standing. He reapplied and was hired.

GFWC Warren Woman's Club names winners of its Short Story and Poetry contest at Hermitage

The GFWC Warren Woman's Club recently held its Short Story and Poetry contest in the Hermitage School.  Each winner received a writing journal.  The winners of the Short Stories were:

Seventh Grade Poetry:

• 1st place-Rayleigh Temple for "Tabitha"
• 2nd place tie were Kayleea Keller for "Edgar Allen Poe" and Rayleigh Temple for "The Outbreak"
• 3rd place-Sarah Huitt for "The Ext. Spring Break"

Seventh Grade Short Story:

• 1st place-Alyssa Grider for "The Process"
• 2nd place-Kayleea Keller for "I Shrank the Principal"

Rayleigh Temple's poem and Alyssa Grider's short story were chosen to enter in the Audrey Swope Writing Contest which was held prior to the GFWC State Convention.  Both girls received an anonymous monetary award from a teacher in the Hermitage School District.  Rayleigh's poem won 1st place at state.

Pictured with the winners are Diane Parnell, President, and Jonalyn Reep, writing chairman.

No DL testing in Warren for the next couple of weeks

There will be no testing in Warren at ASP Troop F Headquarters on Wednesday June 2nd or Wednesday June 9th.

Friends of the Warren Branch Library receives $2,000.00 Grant from the Dollar General Literacy Foundation to support SUMMER Literacy

Warren, AR – May 25, 2021 – The Dollar General Literacy Foundation recently awarded Warren Branch Library a $2,000.00 grant to support summer literacy.  This local grant is part of the Dollar General Literacy Foundation’s recent award of $10.5 million donation to support summer, family, and adult literacy programs, representing the organization’s largest one-day grant donation in its 28-year history.

“Warren Branch Library is honored to be the recipient of this generous grant, on behalf of the Friends of the Warren Branch Library, in support of our Tails & Tales Summer Reading Program.  As our library runs on a very limited operating budget, this grant will allow us to purchase the materials and supplies needed for this program that will inspire and encourage a love for reading”, states Sandy Doss, Branch Manager.

Warren Branch Library offers various Literacy/Education programs throughout the year for all ages.  Some of these programs include, Preschool Storytime, Super Healthy Gardeners, Adult Computer Assistance, Wired Homeschoolers, Summer Reading Programs, Book Clubs, LEGO Club, and much more.  These programs can only be offered through grants, donations, fundraising, and the support of our community.  The Tails & Tales Summer Reading Program is a 6 week program designed to reach youth of all ages, offering various forms of literacy such as, storytimes, educational sessions, reading contests, crafts, STEM, and technology activities. The community as a whole will benefit not only through increased reading skills, but also by developing social and life skills that will change their overall perspective of literacy and education.

Two arrested, two more sought in connection with County Park break-in

According to the Bradley County Sheriff's Office, Steven R. Rice and Ashley Williams have been arrested and charged in reference to a recent break-in at the Bradley County Park, while two other people are sought in connection to the crime.

St. John of MWS speaks to the GFWC Warren Woman's Club

Leah St. John spoke recently to the GFWC Warren Woman's Club. She gave a history of Make Warren Shine and its plans for the future.  Pictured with St. John is Jan McLemore, Chairman of the Civic Engagement and Outreach Committee.

2021 Bradley County Pink Tomato Festival schedule

For the latest updates, visit www.pinktomatofestival.com and follow @bcptf Facebook page.

Saturday, June 5 @8am  –  Tour de Tomato Bike Tour

Saturday, June 5th at the Hermitage Community Center:

• @6pm Miss Pre-Teen and Miss Petite Pink Tomato pageants
• @7pm Miss Teen and Miss Pink Tomato pageants

Wednesday, June 9th @ 6pm – Warren Lions Club Gospel Music Jamboree featuring The Lisemby Family at Immanuel Baptist Church

Thursday, June 10 @ 6pm – Baggo Tournament  on the Square sponsored by First State Bank of Warren

Thursday & Saturday (10th & 12th) 6pm to 10pm – Carnival armband nights

Friday & Saturday (11th & 12th) all day:

• Small Stage “On the Square” sponsored by Ryburn Automotive
• Information Booth sponsored by Bradley County Medical Center – Tshirt sales and Festival information
• Arts & Crafts 9am to 6pm
• Carnival (in evenings)
• Food Vendors on the Square

Friday, June 11

• 2:30pm – Little Miss Pink Tomato pageant at First Baptist Church
• 4:45 to 5:30pm – Tomato Packing Contest on the Square
• 6 to 6:30pm – “Great Bowls of Fire” Salsa Contest sponsored by Warren Bank & Trust

Saturday, June 12

• 7:30am  – 5k Run/Walk sponsored by Emrich & Scroggins; Results @ 8am
• 10am –  Parade
• 10:45am – Tomato Eating Contest sponsored by Union Bank
• 3pm – “Carolina Cotton” band on the Square
• 5pm – (not confirmed) Cutest Baby Contest on the Square
• 7 to 8:30pm – Grace Cowboy Church band on the Square
• 9pm   Grand Finale Fireworks Show

Warren arrest report for May 11-19, 2021

The following is a direct re-print of the Warren Arrest & Confinement Record from the Warren, Arkansas Police Department.  All people listed are innocent until proven guilty.

Darcaras Edington / 1404 Bellaire St., Warren, AR / DOB 8-17-91 / warrant, no DL, and instrument of crime on 5-17-21

Daniel Romero / 915 S Martin, Warren, AR / DOB 8-3-79 / domestic battery 3rd on 5-19-21

Little Miss Pink Tomato Pageant set for Friday, June 11

Photo from the 2018 Little Miss Pink Tomato Pageant.

Applications are being received for the 2021 Little Miss Pink Tomato competition set for Friday, June 11th at 2:30 p.m.  This year’s event will be in the First Baptist Church Activity Center, located on Main Street in Warren.

The Little Miss pageant will be held with some changes from past competitions.  Pageant officials are dedicated to keeping the contestants safe and necessary changes have been made.  Seating for the pageant will be limited.   A short rehearsal is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. on Friday morning, the day of the pageant.  

Due to Covid, there will not be a Little Miss float in the parade this year for all the girls to ride together.  Contestants may ride individually in the parade if they wish.

We were unable to hold a pageant in 2020 and the age limit for this year has been changed to include young ladies aged 4, 5 and 6 years old.  Meelah Robinson, Little Miss Pink Tomato for 2019 and 2020 will crown the 2021 Little Miss Pink Tomato winner.

Eligible participants must be 4, 5 or 6 years old on June 1, 2021 and must live in Bradley, Ashley, Dallas, Drew, Calhoun, Cleveland, Lincoln or Union County.  Entry fee for the pageant is $25.  Deadline for entries is Friday, June 4th.

The Little Miss Pink Tomato competition began over 60 years ago and is a fun and popular pageant for all Southeast Arkansas girls.  All participants will receive a trophy.

Entry forms and instruction sheets will be available at the Bradley County Chamber of Commerce office or you may download an application at www.pinktomatofestival.com  For additional information, please call JeNelle Lipton at 870-226-5457 or Glenda Cross at 870-226-5758

Union Bank hosting a Shred Day and Customer Appreciation Day May 26

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The complete list of the Warren High School Class of 2021

The WHS Class of 2021 graduated Thursday, May 20, 2021 during a ceremony held at Jim Hurley, Jr. Stadium in Warren.

Congratulations to the class of 2021, which has persevered through some very difficult times.

Brooklyn Solis, Landen West, and India Young earned Valedictorian honors.  Dominic Figueroa was named the class's sole Salutatorian.

Here is the complete list of the graduating Warren High School Class of 2021. Last names listed first.

2020-2021 WHS Graduates 

Adams, Emily Elizabeth

Aguilar, Alexandra 

Alor, Patricia 

Baggett, Adriana Jade

Baldwin, Levi Michael 

Barnes, Clay Ryan 

Bass, Tyrianna Ta’shawn

Bigham, George Dalton

Bradley, Mia Jenae 

Brown, De’Arrius Dante’

Bustamante, Danna 

Bustamante, Hanna 

Byrd, Payton Maddox 

Carpenter, Billy Joe 

Castelan, Marvin Javier

Contreras, Cecil Matthew

Cornish, Bryce Graysen

Cruce, Kyhlee Jayde 

Daughtery, Nay Sheen Shenel

Dauzat, Ethan Hunter 

Davis, Lavan 

Dunaway, Nicholas Drake

Ewing, Christopher David

Figueroa, Dominic Arath

Forrest, Blake Austin 

Forrest, Jolyn Mason 

Garay, Elizabeth

Garcia, Alan 

Garcia, Ashley 

Gonzalez, Jonathan 

Gonzalez, Jonathon 

Goodwin, Trista Faith 

Gorman, Layla Marie 

Gorman, Stone McKinney

Greenwood, Jaikese 

Hargis, Blake Kendal 

Harris, Malachi 

Hays, Kyle Brandon 

Hays, Kanaysia Lamora

Heintzleman, Brennan Lee

Hembree, Weston Drake

Henley, Julie Leann 

Heranney, Anna Lee 

Holland, Hunter John Thomas

Jacinto, Andres 

Jaimes Peralta, Ruth 

Jeronimo, Guadalupe 

Jurado, Valerie Lynn 

Kamau, Camron 

Kitchens, Jaden Lee 

Langford, Addison Faith

Mann, Alyson Grace 

Mann, Aubrey Faith 

Mann, Sara Jessica 

Marks, Caitlyn Janea 

Marquez, Yaneth

Marshall, Tre’lon Jamal 

Martinez, Jendy 

Meeks, Jamiah Nicole 

Meeks, Samantha Rae 

Mendez, Jose Ivan 

Merales, Abigail Emily 

Miller, Simone’ Michelle 

Mondragon, Daisy 

Moore, Markia Lashaun 

Neal, Noesha Nicole 

Nunez, Naydelin 

O’Neill, Gary Richard 

Payne, QuinDarius Antariyan

Peek, Austin Lee - Alan 

Perry, Lauren Ashton 

Rauls, Chloe Alyssa 

Reddin, Elaina Reece 

Reep, Jett Hayden 

Ridgell, Jeremy Kentreal 

Rogers, Damarious Maleik

Salinas, Carisa 

Sandoval, Wendy Mayeli 

Savage, Trystan Ray 

Simmons, Nicole 

Simmons, Tanner Toxey Gage

Solis, Brooklyn Marie 

Sosa, Perla 

Spears, Chetalya Tonay Damazea’

Stansfield, Michael Darin

Steppes, Ty’Shuna Nicole Taylor, Carson Britt 

Thomas, Precious Renae

Thompson, Jamiyah Shavon

Velazquez, Angel Cesar

Villareal, Jarrod Patrick

Warner, Jakeilah A’mariaye

Watson, Keishira Janise

Watson, Tray Allen 

West, Landen Elizabeth

York, Jahmarious Dareion

Young, India

The junior class graduation attendants.

Food distributed during Saturday drive-thru at Holy Deliverance COGIC

The Delta Regional Community Services Outreach Network, Incorporated through its Delta Network Food Bank headquartered at #11 Portea Drive in Pine Bluff sponsored a hunger relief distribution of food  on Saturday, May 22, 2021 from 12:00 noon until 2:00 p.m. The distribution took place at the Holy Deliverance COGIC located at 1109 South Myrtle Street in Warren, Arkansas.  The distribution was well attended and was representative of the ethnic makeup of the citizens of Bradley County.  It was offered on a first come first served basis.  All participants  remained in their vehicles and drove through to register and receive their product, however some of the citizens came on foot, bicycles, etc.

Warren City Council member Angela Marshall volunteering
during Saturday's food distribution.

The purpose of the food distribution was to help to alleviate hunger in select counties situated in the State of Arkansas. This hunger relief effort comes at a time when we are experiencing a national pandemic caused by the COVID19 virus.  The  targeted families were those that have been negatively impacted by the COVID19 virus which includes the unemployed,  low income families, the homeless, veterans, senior citizens and anyone in need of food subsidy.

The product that was distributed was made possible by a DHS Cares Act Round 2 grant and the Delta 

Regional Community Services Outreach Network, Incorporated.   The Delta Network, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.  Louis Ross is the CEO of Delta Network and Jacqueline Ross is the Director.     

Cooperating organizations include  the Holy Deliverance COGIC, local volunteers  and volunteers from the Delta Network Food Bank.

Mia Bradley receives 4-H Scott Tractor Scholarship

Mia Bradley is the recipient of this years 4-H Scott Tractor Scholarship in the amount of $500. Mia has been involved in the Bradley County 4-H program for 10 years. She plans to attend UAM in the fall majoring Animal Science.

Extension Homemakers deliver cards to nursing home residents

The Bradley County Extension Homemakers recently delivered Mother's and Father's Day cards to the local nursing home residents as part of their community service project for the year.  Pictured from left to right are:  Lynn Hearnsberger, Tabitha Herrington, Donna McGaha, Wanda Carr, Sandra Dalsanto, Linda Kercheval, and Judy Simmons.

Weekly Column from the Arkansas House of Representatives 5-21-21

This week, we want to direct your attention to a program that could help Arkansans struggling to pay rent and utilities due to the pandemic.

The Arkansas Rent Relief Program offers financial help to pay overdue and upcoming rent and utilities for eligible Arkansas renters. Landlords who have tenants unable to pay their rent because of lost income or the COVID-10 pandemic also may apply.  The state of Arkansas has $173 million of federal funding for the Arkansas Rent Relief Program. Once an application is approved, money would go directly to landlords and utility companies.

Public Notice:

The Donald W. Reynolds YMCA of Warren and Bradley will host its Annual Meeting, Tuesday, May 25, at 5:30.

All members of the YMCA are welcome to attend.

Chapel Woods residents enjoy petting zoo during National Nursing Home Week

Chapel Woods resident Patricia Turner, right, pets Freedom the horse as volunteer Americus Bittle looks on.  Residents enjoyed visits with horses, goats, rabbits, a turkey and several dogs.

Chapel Woods residents and staff celebrated National Nursing Home Week May 10-14 with cake, ice cream, Super Bingo, a cook-out  and a petting zoo.  A big "Thank you" to staff, volunteers and LifeTouch Hospice for making the week special for our residents.

Delta Network Food Bank happening Saturday at Holy Deliverance COGIC

Payton Ashcraft to begin studies at UAMS College of Medicine

Payton Alexandria Ashcraft recently graduated Summa Cum Laude from the University of Arkansas at Monticello with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Chemistry and Biology.  Payton is a member of Sigma Zeta National Science & Mathematics Honor Society, Alpha Chi National College Honor Society, and a member of Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority.   Payton will begin the M.D. Program at UAMS College of Medicine in August, 2021.

 

Payton is the daughter of Jerry and Kelly Ashcraft of Warren.  Grandparents are T. C. and Marilyn Ashcraft of Warren and Haydn (Hank) Welsh of Hampton.

Outdoors: Arkansas turkey season concludes with just over 7,000 birds checked

LITTLE ROCK — Arkansas hunters harvested and checked 7,010 eastern wild turkeys during the 2021 turkey season, which concluded May 9. While the harvest showed a similar decrease to that of surrounding states, Arkansas Game and Fish Commission biologists are hopeful for the future.

“We did expect to see a decline in checked birds this year,” Jeremy Wood, AGFC Turkey Program coordinator, said. “With conservative season dates and new regulations in place to spread hunting pressure, we tried to give turkeys as much of a chance as we could to breed and create future hunting opportunities while maintaining a reasonably good hunting experience. We have to think about the resource first if we want to see the population increase.”

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4-H holds B-Day competition at the Bradley County Park

The Bradley County 4-H program recently competed in their annual B-Day Competition at the Bradley County Park.  Pictured from left to right, front row:  Eliana Green, Arielle Weaver; second row:  Jacob Carter, Asher Weaver, Jake Duncan, Tuck Duncan, and Judson Green; third row: Marissa Garcia, Aidan Weaver, Weston Gavin, and Benjamin Green.  The following awards were given:

• Cloverbud Bicycle Competition: 1st - Judson Green; 2nd - Arielle Weaver; and 3rd - Jacob Carter
• Junior Bicycle Competition: 1st - Benjamin Green; 2nd - Asher Weaver; and 3rd - Marissa Garcia
• Cloverbud BB Shooting Competition: 1st - Judson Green
• Junior BB Shooting Competition: 1st - Asher Weaver; 2nd - Marissa Garcia; and 3rd - Ben Green 
• Senior BB Shooting Competition: 1st - Weston Gavin; and 2nd - Aidan Weaver
• Cloverbud Bait Casting Competition: 1st - Judson Green
• Junior Bait Casting Competition: 1st - Asher Weaver; 2nd - Marissa Garcia; and 3rd - Benjamin Green
• Senior Bait Casting Competition: 1st - Aidan Weaver; and 2nd - Weston Gavin