www.lowndessignal.com/index.php/2019/02/25/lowndes-county…ners-announced/ ‎ The annual Lowndes County Youth Livestock Show for 2019 was held Sunday, Feb. 24 at Mid-State Stockyards in Letohatchee with Van Smith, president of the Autauga County Farmers Federation serving as judge, and former Lowndes County Commissioner Brenson Crenshaw serving as master of ceremonies. Awards presented Sunday were as follows: Bryan Coleman, age 10, took First Place in Junior Division Showmanship while Christy Daniel, age 15, took First Place, Daraja Mae, age 16, took Second Place, and Coleman Hunter, age 15, took Third Place in the Senior Division Showmanship. Lambert swept taking First Place in Classes One, Two and Three in the Heifer Show. And his heifers took Grand Champion and Reserve Champion Heifer Awards. He also took First Place in the Steer Light Weight Class with an animal that weighed 855 pounds. Mae took First Place in the Steer Medium Weight Class with an animal that weighed 1,090 pounds. Hunter took First Place in the Steer Heavy Weight Class with an animal that weighed 1,215 pounds. Daniel took both First Place and Second Place in the Steer Super Heavy Weight Class. Her black steer weighing 1,340 pounds took First Place and her red steer, also weighing 1,340 pounds took Second Place. Grand Champion Steer honors went to Daniel and Reserve Champion Honors went to Mae.