For Members
The Indiana County 4-H program will again be offering the John and Lorraine Conte Organic 4-H Award. Through a very generous donation, we have been able to establish a 4-H award for members who introduce organic growing methods to their 4-H projects.
As part of 4-H’s involvement with the Let’s Move campaign, 4-H National Headquarters has started a group to take the President's Challenge together - and you and your family are invited to be part of it! The President's Challenge is for one million Americans to complete the Presidential Active Lifestyle Award (PALA). 4-H is answering this call by setting a goal to have 100,000 4-H members and their families complete their PALA.
Grade ID Form for Dairy Cows
Several county 4-H members and volunteers were recently honored by the Human Services Council of Indiana County. Pam Nealer, leader with the Trailblazers 4-H Horse Club, was named Volunteer of the Year. The Gordon 4-H Club, led by Clark and Connie Bruner, was named the Volunteer Group of the Year for the club community service activity. Two members – Garrett Richardson and Bonnie Reilly – were winners of Indiana County Student Community Service Scholarships, sponsored by S&T Bank and the Human Services Council. The Volunteer Recognition Breakfast is an annual event to honor county volunteers.
Thomas Brady, Indiana County 4-H member, has qualified for the National 4-H Wildlife Event to be held in Texas this summer. He placed first at the recent state contest.
Indiana County captures first six places at State Forestry Contest - Indiana County members recently qualified for the National 4-H Forestry Evaluation Contest later this year in West Virginia. Coach Debbie Beisel led members to the top six placings in the state event. The top four may attend the national contest.
