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The 4-H Tally Ho Horse and Pony Club usually meets once a month under the volunteer leadership of Diana Corbin. Corbin has a lot of experience with horses and helping children (since she has five 4-Her’s of her own). Ages for this club are nine to 19 years of age.
The newly formed 4-H Performing Arts Club meets afterschool once a month at the Extension office under the volunteer leadership of Evelyn Oyster and Mary Wagoner. These volunteer leaders bring a lifetime of knowledge of the performing arts from their college studies. Both ladies enjoy working with children. Ages for this club are nine to 14 years.
The newly formed 4-H Dog Club will be a bi-monthly club learning how to raise, care for, and show dogs in the 4-H program. Project books will also be a part of the meetings.
4-H also offers a Lone Star Program for 4-Her’s to complete projects at home on their
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