Three Keokuk County 4-H clubs received top honors in communication at the county’s annual 4-H Awards night, with Stick-to-It 4-H taking first place.
Nathan Fritchen of the Keokuk County Farm Bureau presented the top 2026 4-H Communication awards at the event. The awards recognize the top three 4-H clubs for their participation in communication activities during the Expo Fair, including Educational Presentations, Working Exhibits, Extemporaneous Speaking, and Share the Fun.
Stick-to-It 4-H claimed first place, represented by Kearney Greiner. Riverside 4-H earned second place, represented by Levi Weber. Lafayette Feeders 4-H took third place, represented by Emma Morrison and Makenna Morrison.
