Dr. Richard Clark Please join me in congratulating Lacy Harnage as the new Camp Manager at the Clyde M.York 4-H Center in Crossville. Lacy officially assumed the position on July…
New 4-H Center Manager at Crossville
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Curriculum Corner: Lesson Plans Available
Jennifer Richards, Assistant Professor As you start planning for your in-school clubs, we wanted to make you aware of lesson plans that we have available that are awaiting publication. All…
HONOR CLUB INITIATES: BRADLEY COUNTY THE LEADS STATE
Justin Crowe, Extension Specialist Bradley is currently the top county in the state in terms of number of Honor Club initiates for 2017. As of June 30, they had 40…
Connie Heiskell Retires
Congratulations are in order for Connie Heiskell, former Regional Director for UT Extension in Eastern Region. After 38 years of dedicated service to UT Extension, Connie retired on June 30th.
Adulting: 4-H Leads the Way
Dr. Richard Clark A new term is being used in our country, especially by the millennial generation, “adulting”. The Urban Dictionary defines adulating as: “Adulting (v): to do grown up…
Extension Fire Relief Efforts: Sevier County Update
Glenn Turner, Extension Agent Dear Extension Family and Friends, As you know this has been a trying year for many in Sevier County with the wildfires of November 28, 2016.…
Tennessee Junior Sheep Producers Fleece Show at State Expo
Ben Powell There will again be a fleece show for 4-H and FFA members at the 2017 Tennessee Junior Sheep Exposition. Prize money and awards will be provided by Kim…
TENNESSEE 4-H CONGRESS COUNTY REPORTER GIFT BASKET WINNER ANNOUNCED
Lori Gallimore, Extension Specialist Every year, county reporters are selected from each county’s delegation to Tennessee 4- H Congress. Their job is to write about and report their Congress experience…
4-H Academic Conference a Huge Success
More than 150 junior high 4-H members spent several days recently on the UTIA campus for 4-H Academic Conference. This event, which brings together 4-H members in six- teen different projects, provides youth with the opportunity to learn more about their 4-H project.
