The Oklahoma 4-H Youth Development program recognized its 2025 Outstanding Alumni and State Partner in 4-H Award winners at the Honors Night Banquet during the 104th State 4-H Roundup in Stillwater on July 24.
During the first quarter of 2025, Oklahoma State University Extension provided hands-on learning, fostered new partnerships and helped Oklahomans of all ages build practical skills for everyday life. From classrooms that sparked curiosity to
The Brighter Future program helps Oklahoma high school students prepare for life after graduation by building skills in time management, career planning and college readiness. The curriculum is now available online for broader access statewide.
Maggie Evans of Grady County was inducted into the Oklahoma 4-H Hall of Fame during the 104th State 4-H Roundup. A Rock Island 4-H member, Evans earned the honor for her leadership in healthy living, STEM and civic engagement. She received $6,500 in
Bridger Arrington of Logan County was inducted into the Oklahoma 4-H Hall of Fame during the 104th State 4-H Roundup. A nine-year member of Mulhall-Orlando 4-H, Arrington served as state president and led impactful community projects, earning a