Success StoryFair in Full Force



Fair in Full Force

Author: James Cecil

Planning Unit: Clinton County CES

Major Program: Volunteer Development

Plan of Work: Developing Leadership, Life Decision Making Skills, Increase Financial Planning and Social Responsibility

Outcome: Initial Outcome

The Clinton County Fair was in Full Force finally this year.  With COVID in the rear view the 4-H and Fair Board food booth was busy every night at the Clinton County Fair.  There was a total of 87 volunteers that help with the 4-H Food Booth.  We raise a little over $3,000.00 for our 4-H program this year.  I as super proud of our volunteers and 4-Hers that worked and help spread 4-H out in our community during the Clinton County Fair. 






Stories by James Cecil


Trunk or Treat

about 2 years ago by James Cecil

Trunk or Treat is a community program that we partnered with this year. Trunk or Treat is a safe pla... Read More


HO HO HO

about 2 years ago by James Cecil

Christmas Village is a program that we work with our FCS Agent on and it is held at the Early Childh... Read More


Stories by Clinton County CES


Trunk or Treat

about 2 years ago by James Cecil

Trunk or Treat is a community program that we partnered with this year. Trunk or Treat is a safe pla... Read More


HO HO HO

about 2 years ago by James Cecil

Christmas Village is a program that we work with our FCS Agent on and it is held at the Early Childh... Read More


Stories by Volunteer Development


Volunteers are Essential to Carroll County 4-H Program

Volunteers are Essential to Carroll County 4-H Program

about 2 years ago by Joyce Doyle

Seventy seven adults and youth attended the 2022 Kentucky Volunteer Forum. It is amazing how the Car... Read More


Kentucky Volunteer Forum Builds 4-H Super H.E.R.O.E.S

Kentucky Volunteer Forum Builds 4-H Super H.E.R.O.E.S

about 2 years ago by David Gabbard

In February of 2022, Owen County 4-H Council sponsored 10 attendees for the Kentucky Volunteer Forum... Read More