Youth, parents, educators and alumni across the country will celebrate everything 4-H this week as Oct. 6-12 is proclaimed National 4-H Week. Alfalfa County commissioners (from left, front row) Garret Johnson, Mike Roach and Nate Ross signed the paperwork for the proclamation and heard from each student about the impact the program has had on their lives. 4-H educators with the OSU Extension office Erin Metcalf (far left, back row) and Megan Ferell (far right), are pictured with students (from left) Aubrey Marrero (reporter), Hannah Hensley (game leader), Stetson Metcalf (treasurer), Kortney Campbell (vice president), Kreed Campbell (secretary) and Kord Campbell (president).
Six 4-H students and their educators visited the Alfalfa County commissioners Monday morning for the proclamation of National 4-H Week. Kord Campbell, the group's president, read the proclamation and, after, commissioners Garret Johnson, Mike Roach and Nate Ross signed to designate Oct. 6-12 as 4-H Week in Alfalfa County.
Each student introduced themselves and told what 4-H meant to them, resulting in proud smiles from their educators, Megan Ferrell and Erin Metcalf, and the commissioners. After the students left, the three men agreed that Ferrell and Metcalf had an impressive group of student...
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