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Riedel, Ben Rupchis and Devin Day received recognition for completion of the 4-H Goat Project, and Brooke Thorpe and Brittany Thorpe received recognition for completing the 4-H Sheep project.
Anne Ashleigh Lamma received project pins and medallions for her 4-H Lone Star projects consisting of the 4-H Career/Lifepath project, Foods and Nutrition, second year, and the 4-H Citizenship project.
Devin Day and Carly Day received a project pin for completion of the 4-H Woodworking project. Carly Day received recognition for completing the 4-H Dog project.
Completing the 4-H Veterinary Science and receiving project pins were Ben Rupchis, David Massie, Kevin Riedel, Megan Flathers, Caitlin Flathers, Erin Flathers and Will Flathers.
4-H Performing Arts Club members received project pins, plaques, and medalr lions for completing their 4H project. Members of the club are Lauren Kaye, Kate Kruczynski, Aaron Oyster, Andrew Oyster, Rebecca Oyster, Robin Oyster, Ruth Ann. Oyster, Rachel Patterson, _ Kimberly Sealock, Elizabeth Welch, Devin Day and Carly Day.
David Massie won the 4H Senior Achievement Award, and Devin Day won the 4-H Junior Award; these awards are sponsored by the Rappahannock County 4-H Leaders Association.
Both Lea Pyne and Devin Day received the “I Dare You” award. This award is given to youth who display personal integrity, balanced living, and motivation for leadership.
The 4-H Tally Ho Horse and Pony Club earned their first year 4-H Club Charter.
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