Seymour 6th Grader wins county 4-H speech contest

Chaz Adams, a 6th grader at Seymour Middle School, won the Sevier County 4-H speaking contest. His speech was titled; “Jazzing to the Rhythm of 4-H” and was about leadership, service and academics. He will next compete in the regional, East Tennessee contest that will be held at the University of Tennessee, which will hopefully lead to the state competition in Nashville. Caleb Stoffle, another 6th grader at Seymour Middle School won 2nd place in the Sevier County contest.