Thirteen 4-H’ers from Dawson County were among 253 contestants from 53 counties who competed in the 2026 Nebraska 4-H Premier Communications Event held Tuesday and Wednesday, June 16 and 17, in Lincoln.
Dawson County 4-H'er Clay Terrell, of Gothenburg, deliveries his speech titled “4-H’s Role in WWII” and earned a purple ribbon in the intermediate division of the prepared speech portion of the contest in Lincoln.
Cassidy Reiman, Cozad, was the lone Dawson County 4-H’er who gave her speech titled “4-H: Creating Cattlemen for the Future” in the senior prepared speech division at the state 4-H Premier Communications Event in Lincoln.
Megan Walahoski of Overton, captures the attention of the audience and judges to earn a top five finish with her speech titled “Learn by Doing … and Redoing” in the intermediate prepared speech category at the recent Premier Communications Event in Lincoln.
Overton's Grant Walahoski deliveries his speech titled "If You Want to Start An Argument in Rural Nebraska" during the intermediate division in the prepared speech category at the state 4-H Premier Communications Event in Lincoln.
Overton's Grant Walahoski deliveries his speech titled "If You Want to Start An Argument in Rural Nebraska" during the intermediate division in the prepared speech category at the state 4-H Premier Communications Event in Lincoln.
Cassidy Reiman, Cozad, was the lone Dawson County 4-H’er who gave her speech titled “4-H: Creating Cattlemen for the Future” in the senior prepared speech division at the state 4-H Premier Communications Event in Lincoln.
Dawson County 4-H'er Clay Terrell, of Gothenburg, deliveries his speech titled “4-H’s Role in WWII” and earned a purple ribbon in the intermediate division of the prepared speech portion of the contest in Lincoln.
Megan Walahoski of Overton, captures the attention of the audience and judges to earn a top five finish with her speech titled “Learn by Doing … and Redoing” in the intermediate prepared speech category at the recent Premier Communications Event in Lincoln.
