Royalty is crowned at 4-H fair

Posted 7/25/23

The Audrain County 4-H Youth Fair royalty was crowned on Friday, July 21. 

Wyatt Jung, 11, Mexico Middle School sixth grader, was crowned prince. Jung’s parents are Amanda and Dennis. …

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Royalty is crowned at 4-H fair

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The Audrain County 4-H Youth Fair royalty was crowned on Friday, July 21. 

Wyatt Jung, 11, Mexico Middle School sixth grader, was crowned prince. Jung’s parents are Amanda and Dennis. Jung’s 4-H projects include shooting sports, welding, wood working, robotics, and bacon. 

Bree Stowers, 11, Centralia Chesterboren Middle School seventh grader and F and L Hustlers 4-H Club, was crowned princess. Stowers parents are Greg and Kara. Stowers’ 4-H projects include horses, quilting, arts and crafts, sport fishing, and bacon.

Cameron Beasley, 17, Mexico High School senior, Busy Beavers 4-H Club and president of FFA and chaplain. Beasley’s parents are Dennis and Melissa. Beasley’s 4-H projects include Bacons and owner of Beasley’s Lawn Care.

Tiffany Darby, 17, Mexico High School senior and Mexico FFA secretary. Darby’s parents are Randy and Tracey. Darby’s 4-H projects include Bacons and leader of the Audrain County Clover Kid Day Camp program.

Also competing in the program was Bailey Miller, 12, Merry Martins School St. Joe seventh grader competed for princess. Miller’s parents are Dawn and Burt. Miller’s 4-H projects included arts and crafts, goats, swine, sewing, foods and photography.




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