Robeson County 4-H

Below is an article written and published in the Robesonian and Robeson Journal by our own, Shea Ann DeJarnette. I admit it.   I’m a great big kid at heart.   I still love all the things I loved as a child.   One of those things is the fair.   I remember my mom would take me to the county fair for one afternoon (three to four hours if I was really good while she dragged me through the exhibits) and would let me ride the rides.   I thought it was the greatest treat ever.   It’s an excitement that really hasn’t subsided.             In an effort at full disclosure I must admit, I am a little more involved in our county fair than the average 4-H Agent because I am also on the fair board.   That just adds to my excitement level.   In my paid position I am organizing livestock shows, poultry judging, and helping out in the livestock building.   In my volunteer position, well, that list ...

It was an exciting election as members of the 4-H County Council and Volunteer Leaders’ Association met at Mr. P’s Skateworld to exercise their voting rights and bodies.   The group met and introduced the candidates for office.   This year, both groups had a full slate of nominees.   Running for County Council were: Jeshaiah Moore, Young Leaders 4-H Club, for President; Amaria Rogers and Gia Williams, both with Titans 4-H Club, for President-Elect; Michiko Hill, Inspirational Youth Leaders 4-H Club, for Secretary/Treasurer; Katee Hiller, St. Paul’s 4-H Pony Club, and Reece Rogers, Titans 4-H Club, for Reporter; and Alex Evans and Christian Graham, both with Dirty Dozen 4-H Shooting Sports Club, for Sergeant-at-Arms.   After the ballots were counted, the 2016 4-H County Council officers will be:   Jeshaiah Moore - President, Amaria Rogers - President-Elect, Michiko Hill - Secretary/Treasurer, Katee Hiller - Reporter, and Christian Graham - Sergeant-at-Arms. ...