Fayette County 4-H

To find out more about joining or starting a 4-H club in your community, email the Fayette County Extension office, or call 304-574-4253.

Clubs

For more information on how you can get involved in a 4-H Club in Fayette County email the Fayette County Extension office, or call 304-574-4253.

Fayette County 4-H News

Fayette County 4-H Camp

Date: July 6-10, 2020

Location: Fayette County 4-H Park, Beckwith, W.Va. 

Who can attend: Youth must be 9 years old by September 30, 2020 and have completed 3rd grade by the start of camp on July 9.

Camp could not happen without caring volunteers. All camp volunteers are required to complete counselor training prior to camp. See application for more information.

The Fayette County 4-H Camp Volunteer Application is now online! If you need a printed version, please contact the WVU Fayette County Extension Office at 304-574-4253.

Fayette County 4-H Camp Volunteer Application

Become a t-shirt sponsor! Help us provide a camp t-shirt to all campers and volunteers at 4-H camp!
Contact the WVU Fayette County Extension Office for more information.

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Season 3, Episodes 1 through 5 Energy Express on WVPB 

Monday, June 20, 2022, 9 a.m.  

Happy West Virginia Day! Join us for the very first episode of season three of West Virginia University Extension’s Energy Express on West Virginia Public Broadcasting.  

In this episode we learn lots of fun facts about the Mountain State to celebrate its 159th birthday. We even have some special appearances by our state animal, insect and reptile! Next, we go into a read aloud of this week’s book “Wemberly Worried” with our host Zack Harold, WVU Extension Family Nutrition Program multimedia specialist. To close out this episode, join Zack Harold for a sing-along to one of West Virginia’s state songs, Take Me Home, Country Roads.

Read Season 3, Episodes 1 through 5 Energy Express on WVPB 

West Virginia 4-H Recognizes 59 Participants in 2022 State 4-H Presentation Expo

West Virginia 4-H is proud to recognize 59 participants from 15 counties for their creativity and hard work in making their virtual presentations for the 2022 State 4-H Presentation Expo!

The State 4-H Presentation Expo is an annual event that provides an opportunity for 4-H members to gain public speaking skills across three presentation types:

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West Virginia 4-H Recognizes 14 Participants in 2022 State 4-H Creed Contest

West Virginia 4-H is proud to recognize 14 participants from 8 counties for their hard work in reciting the 4-H Creed for the 2022 State 4-H Creed Competition!

The State 4-H Creed Contest is an annual event that provides an opportunity for 4-H members to compete in a friendly, scripted competition while building public speaking confidence and skills.



The 2022 State 4-H Creed Contest participants who contributed to this video can be viewed by ribbon color below.

Again, congratulations to ALL 2022 State 4-H Creed Contest participants on a job well done! We cannot wait to see how you put your public speaking skills to good use in the future!

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