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Congratulations to the scholarship winners for Clark County Farm Bureau! Each student received $500 to the college of his or her choice for the 2022-2023 school year.                     

Grant Goodfellow

Grant is a senior at Northeastern High School and is considering majoring in a field connected to business or finance at the University of Findlay. Grant is the chapter president of the National Honor Society and team captain for Boys’ Varsity Soccer. Grant’s parents are Thom and Kila Goodfellow

Emma Hillard

Emma is senior at Northwestern High School and will be an engineering major at the University of Cincinnati. Emma has been a Clark County Fair volunteer since 2021 where she is superintendent of the Junior Fair Board and a member of the Clark County Junior Swine Committee. Emma’s parents are Ryan and Erica Hillard.

Aidan Harbage

Aidan is a senior at the Global Impact STEM Academy and is planning to major in animal sciencebeef production. Aidan is an experienced farmhand on his 7th generation family farm and works as a Calf Care Team Member at ST Genetics Ohio Heifer Center. Aidan’s parents are Brian and Jennifer Harbage.

Macy Young

Macy is a senior at Greenon High School and will be attending Oklahoma State University to major in biosystems and agricultural engineering. Macy is vice president of the National Honor Society and is a member of FFA. Macy is also an experienced leader in athletics, playing soccer, basketball, and softball. Macy’s parents are Jay and Sarah Young.

Austin Miller

Austin is a senior at Southeastern High School with plans to study agromony at Wilmington College. Austin is a member of both the National Honor Society and FFA; he also plays varsity baseball. Austin’s parents are Charles and Michelle Miller.

Clark County Farm Bureau awards scholarships annually to students pursuing further education in agriculture. Scholarship applications open in February each year. For more information, contact the Clark County Farm Bureau at 937.335.1471 or [email protected].