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Upcoming Events of Interest to Wood County

Woodcuts 4-H Newsletter

Wood County 4-H Calendar of Events

Download & Print the Wood County 4-H Calendar

Wood County 4-H Honors Volunteers and Friends of 4-H

West Virginia 4-H All Stars live by the motto of service. Adult 4-H members who have earned a charting pin, and 4-H volunteers with five or more years of service to the organization, are eligible for All Star nomination. The newest All Stars for 2022 are 4-H Members Hope Prunty, Dalton Dearth, Katie Daley, and Cyleigh Sampson, and 4-H volunteers Beverly Tice, Krista Bell, and Brandon Boso.

Wood County 4-H Honors Members

Wood County 4-H celebrated a year of accomplishments at their annual Awards Ceremony on November 6, 2022.

4-H Club Awards of Excellence went to American Brushpoppers, Belleville, Fairview, Lubeck Lucky Clovers, Sand Hill Explorers, Teen Leaders, and Woodchucks 4-H Clubs. Rebels, Saulsbury, and Sharp Shooters 4-H Clubs received blue ribbon recognition.

Other Wood County News

State 4-H Camps and Contests 2022

Stay up to date on the latest West Virginia 4-H opportunities by checking out the WVU Extension State 4-H Events. All state events and contests required registration in https://4h.zsuite.org. Check your ZSuite account regularly! 

Join other 4-H members from around the state by participating in a virtual 4-H SPIN Club! Topics include Welcome to 4-H, We Love Our Pets, Career Readiness, Cooking, and Mental Health. Browse all of the 4-H SPIN Clubs at  WV 4-H SPIN Clubs. 

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