The hands-on educational resources 4-H is known for are now available at home! Whether you are a 4-H member, a virtual learner, a homeschooler or just looking for some quick and fun activities to take your interests to the next level, 4-H at Home has something for everyone. Explore the resources below and join the 4-H newsletter to stay updated about new at Home activities.
Above: Members of one of the Marion County 4-H clubs pose for picture after a meeting. Left: This young lady shows her goat to the crowd during the Marion County Fair and Livestock show.
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YELLVILLE – Marion County 4-H will host an interest meeting about its Shooting Sports program for youth on Tuesday, October 3, at 5:30 p.m., according to Extension 4-H Agent Billie Collins. The meeting will be held at Fred Berry Crooked Creek Nature Center, 851 Conservation Lane in Yellville.
Access, equity, diversity, and inclusion are essential elements of 4-H’s goals related to positive youth development and organizational sustainability. For more than 20 years, 4-H has been intentional in building an organization and culture of belonging by actively inviting the contributions and participation of all youth.
Below is a list of local 4-H clubs and club leaders for children ages 5-19. All school ages youth are invited to join a local group.
Pictured above are members of the Marion County 4-H Clubs and their animals shown at the Marion County Fair in the arena at the Marion County Fair Grounds located in Summit .
The American Legion Post #61 of Yellville held its monthly meeting September 14, 2023. The meeting was called to order at 1800 hours by Dustin Beals Commander.
David Ezell What are the benefits of having windbreaks? How much value can be placed on them? We will look at some benefits that windbreaks bring to the table on our farms. This information was supplied from the National Agroforestry Center of the U.S.
Not too small on this lake. Darrell Hamby and I from a fishing trip to Lake Wappapello with Jack Street, who was native to the area.