<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1GWDUN_1FT1iVcF00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1GWDUN_1FT1iVcF00" width="380" height="303" >Fabius 4-H member Emily Bowman earns National 4-H Shooting Sports Ambassador honorTAYLOR, Mo. — Emily Bowman, daughter of Daryn and Amy Bowman of Taylor, is a junior at Palmyra High School. As a nine-year member of the Fabius 4-H Club, Bowman has built a strong record of service and leadership, serving as club president, vice president and secretary. She has also transformed her passion for archery into a national leadership opportunity. Over the years, Bowman has explored projects ranging from breads, photography, visual arts, and bacon to shooting sports disciplines including recurve archery, compound archery and .22 rifle. She plans to expand her shooting sports experience by competing in trap and pistol.In March 2026, Emily was selected as a Missouri 4-H Shooting Sports Ambassador, a role focused on promoting 4-H, advancing shooting sports and developing youth leadership. She was later chosen by her Missouri peers to attend the National 4-H Shooting Sports Leadership Institute at the Rock Eagle 4-H Center in Georgia, where she joined 37 teens from 21 states for specialized training in leadership, public speaking, citizenship, community service, public relations and team building.During the institute, Bowman and eight of her peers received the prestigious Pennsylvania Challenge Coin, recognizing their dedication, perseverance and can-do attitude.After completing the institute, Emily graduated as a National 4-H Shooting Sports Ambassador, joining a select group of youth leaders representing more than 400,000 4-H Shooting Sports participants nationwide. She was also the alternate for Missouri’s 2026 4-H Recurve Archery Team, which competed at the National 4-H Shooting Sports Championships in Grand Island, Nebraska, in June. She will try out again in the next few weeks for a place on Missouri’s recurve team heading to the 2027 national championships in Grand Island, scheduled for June 20–25. The National 4-H Shooting Sports Championships bring youth from across the country together to compete in nine disciplines including recurve archery.In her national role, Bowman will serve as a spokesperson for 4-H Shooting Sports through public appearances, special events and outreach. She will advocate for the program at the local, state and national levels while inspiring other young people to explore the opportunities available through 4-H.Through her service and achievements, Emily proudly represents the Fabius 4-H Club, Marion County and Missouri, demonstrating the leadership, dedication and community spirit that define 4-H.</div></body>

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TAYLOR, Mo. — Emily Bowman, daughter of Daryn and Amy Bowman of Taylor, is a junior at Palmyra High School. As a nine-year member of the Fabius 4-H Club, Bowman has built a strong record of service and leadership, serving as club president, vice president and secretary. She has also transformed her passion for archery into a national leadership opportunity.

From the archery range to the national stage

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TAYLOR, Mo. — Emily Bowman, daughter of Daryn and Amy Bowman of Taylor, is a junior at Palmyra High School. As a nine-year member of the Fabius 4-H Club, B

From the archery range to the national stage

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