@NineWest I called, emailed,sent the online form stating an issue with the NWflax heels & haven’t gotten a response. Purchased shoe 4 x from @Macys. Hoping the soles wouldn’t break but they did. @Macys has been great. They sell the shoe but it’s not their issue.
Join Joanna out at the Fairgrounds next week to learn how poultry are judged and test your showmanship knowledge! This counts as a replacement to your worksheet.
Our annual fundraiser has launched! We love being able to buy some great products and support our organization!
Share with friends, family, and neighbors!
Orders are due April 15th - see order forms here, in the March newsletter, or at https://t.co/yUeOwd7Eyy.
We are in need of a band to perform June 22nd from 6-8 pm! This is a paid gig!
Those interested should contact [email protected] with information about their band, types of music paid, and cost.
Graduating 4-H’ers, there is still time to share your 4-H experience and receive a commemorative 4-H graduate tassel! Complete this survey at https://t.co/NcsUaRAnMm before April 1st.
Our annual fundraiser has launched! We love being able to buy some great products and support our organization!
Share with friends, family, and neighbors!
Orders are due April 15th - see order forms here, in the March newsletter, or at https://t.co/yUeOwd7Eyy.
Did you know Mini 4-H members can show livestock? It's a little different than regular 4-H, but offers a great opportunity for Mini 4-Hers to get experience with a livestock animal and be mentored by an older 4-H member! Have questions? Call our office at 260-668-1000 ext 1400.
Each year the 4-H Fair Board seeks donors to help support the annual 4-H Fair. Sponsorship doesn’t just come from businesses, we have grandparents, parents, and alum who also donate. Find the sponsorship form here - or just stop into the Extension Office! https://t.co/z9XjXOmOnM
Help make a difference in food insecurity in our county! All February, we are collecting peanut butter and jelly - the staples for kids making their own food. Drop them off at the Extension Office!