To kick off National 4-H Week (Oct. 7-12), West Virginia University Extension 4-H agents hosted a career readiness event for the Mountaineer Outings for Teen Homeschoolers for homeschooled teenagers from Barbour, Lewis, Upshur and Randolph counties. This year’s theme for the week is “Beyond Ready,” which emphasizes how 4-H equips youth with essential skills needed for their future.
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Experience a journey to the past at WVU Jackson’s Mill heritage event
On Saturday, Oct. 19 and Sunday, Oct. 20 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Harvest Time at the Mill returns and is open to the public. WVU Jackson’s Mill invites people of all ages to participate in blacksmithing, heritage-themed youth activities, gristmill demonstrations in the historic Blaker Mill and more.
WVU Extension 4-H develops youth to be “Beyond Ready” for their future
The West Virginia University Extension 4-H program offers a space for youths in the state to connect with themselves, build relationships and create lifelong experiences. 4-H clubs give them the opportunity to learn new skills, foster community and explore interests year-round.