Jackson County 4-H held their third annual come-and-go Welcome to 4-H event at the JC services building, and it was an hour of young ones and their parents learning about what 4-H can offer.
Seven clubs and numerous projects were on display: food and nutrition, rifle, showing livestock, leadership, clothing and textiles, community service, archery, photography, and livestock judging.
Family and community health extension agent Courtney Mercer said her hope of the event is people walk away with a better understanding of what 4-H can provide.
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