Five 4-H members from Webster County received State 4-H Project recognition this summer.
Abby Peterson, Harcourt, received a State 4-H Citizenship Project Award for her helping the community; Nichole Licht, Humboldt, received a State 4-H Sheep Project award for being a junior leader in the sheep project and helping younger members with their lambs; Charlie Shelton, Duncombe, received a 4-H Citizenship Project Award for writing grants to plant trees; Sarah Rethwisch, Fort Dodge, received a State 4-H Project Communication Award for skills gained in communication; and Rebecca Nellis received a State 4-H Citizenship award for her work with the Look Good, Feel Good Program. Fifty 4-H’ers from throughout the state received this recognition. They had to submit an application and go through an interview process.
Pictured from left are Peterson, Licht, Shelton, Rethwisch and Nellis.
Abby Peterson, Harcourt, received a State 4-H Citizenship Project Award for her helping the community; Nichole Licht, Humboldt, received a State 4-H Sheep Project award for being a junior leader in the sheep project and helping younger members with their lambs; Charlie Shelton, Duncombe, received a 4-H Citizenship Project Award for writing grants to plant trees; Sarah Rethwisch, Fort Dodge, received a State 4-H Project Communication Award for skills gained in communication; and Rebecca Nellis received a State 4-H Citizenship award for her work with the Look Good, Feel Good Program. Fifty 4-H’ers from throughout the state received this recognition. They had to submit an application and go through an interview process.
Pictured from left are Peterson, Licht, Shelton, Rethwisch and Nellis.