4-H
If you have been thinking about joining 4-H, now is the time. Whether you are interested in animals, photography, cooking, leadership, public speaking, shooting sports, agriculture, or simply want to try something new and meet new friends, 4-H offers opportunities for everyone.
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These youth are gaining advanced training, exploring careers, serving their communities, and bringing what they learn back home to Milam County. Livestock Ambassadors Milam County has three Texas 4-H Livestock Ambassadors: Wylie Butler, Shawn Leifeste, and Kenzie Hobbs.
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Beginning September 1, Texas 4-H is launching a new enrollment system designed to make the enrollment process easier, more family-friendly, and more convenient.
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4-H is much more than ribbons and competitions. It's a place where young people build confidence, discover new interests, serve their communities, and make friendships that last for years.
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Among the shining stars recognized during the event were top educators from across the Lone Star State, including our very own Milam County Family and Community Health Agent, Micah Holcombe.
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Riley Clinard and Luke Holcombe joined senior 4-H members from across Texas at the Texas State Capitol for a week of leadership development, civic engagement, and hands-on learning about the legislative process.
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Families are invited to discover everything 4-H has to offer during the Milam County 4-H Open House on Saturday, August 15, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at the Milam County Annex, 806 N. Crockett in Cameron.