Hopkins County youth showcase talent at Kentucky Farm Bureau Outstanding Youth and Variety Contest

Hopkins County Farm Bureau was well represented in the 2^nd District Kentucky Farm Bureau Outstanding Youth and Variety Contest held Oct 22 in Madisonville. Laney Farmer, a senior from HCCHS, placed 3^rd in the female Outstanding Youth Competition. Laney is the daughter of Dr. Joey and Teryl Farmer. Grace Brumfield, a 6^th grader at Christ the King, performed a beautiful vocal performance. Grace is the daughter of Shawn and Shannon Brumfield. Jacob Dickerson, a senior at MNHHS, competed in the male Outstanding Youth Contest. Jacob is the son of Lane and Vicki Dickerson.

From left to right: Laney Farmer, Grace Brumfield, and Jacob Dickerson.

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