Due to low registration numbers, the in-person auditions for the Performing Arts Troupe have been cancelled.
Virtual submissions will still be accepted through the registration link and deadline information was sent to agents in an email dated 5/13 from Daniel Collins.
This week we challenge you to “get your flow on” and take 10 minutes each day to try some new movement flows and balances. You are probably familiar with downward dog and mountainpose. Try these out but add a few more into the mix – how about some animal poses? Cobra, lizard, butterfly, lotus and camel. Hold each pose for 20-40 seconds before moving onto the next one. Don’t forget to breathe!
State winners in the Tennessee Association of Extension 4-H Workers communication and specialty awards programs were recently announced during a Zoom awards ceremony held on Wednesday, May 5.
I had the opportunity to visit with members of the state 4-H staff in Louisiana last week. While there, one of the highlights was visiting the Louisiana 4-H state museum, located in Avoyelles Parish in central Louisiana. This museum highlighted not only 4-H history in Louisiana but also told the story of agriculture in the state.
The Tennessee 4-H Foundation has posted the 1st quarter payouts to the associated expense accounts. You can check the balance of your accounts at any time by visiting www.tn4hfoundation.org
4-H Electric Camp is a fun-filled, rewarding adventure in electricity. This year, there will be four regional camps where 4-H members will learn what electricity is and how it works.
The TAE4-HW 2021 Service Awards were announced at the the State TAE4-HW meeting held in Rutherford County on Thursday, May 6.
Volunteers are at the heart of 4-H. They are making a difference in communities across the state, and motivating others to be involved in 4-H as well. The Tennessee 4-H Awards and Recognition program offers several opportunities for counties to recognize 4-H volunteers. You probably have several deserving nominees in your county.
On Thursday, May 6, 103 4-H professionals gathered at the Rutherford County Extension Office for a one-day Tennessee Association of Extension 4-H Workers conference hosted by the TAE4-HW Specialist Region. Professionals were engaged in three hours of educational workshops ranging from Dancing Fitness to Livestock Activities to STEM Laboratory where they could learn new material to take back to their 4-H’ers.
