Written By Lexx Thornton For Ja’Myah Knox, participation in the 2025 National 4-H Conference in Arlington, Va., meant more than just an exercise in personal development — it was a milestone on a journey of deep personal significance. Knox, a May 2025 graduate of White Hall High School, was selected to attend the week-long event thanks to years of involvement in programming through the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff’s 4-H Youth Development Program, according to Teki Hunt, director for the UAPB program. She credits Knox with a strong record of 4-H participation, leadership, and community involvement. Hosted by the
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