Three Grundy County 4-H members took part in the State 4-H Teen Conference held March 12-13 in Columbia. Youth from 58 counties across the state attended workshops to connect with other 4-H youth as well as build service learning experience and master innovative new skills. Activities included creating musical instruments from recycled materials, learning about other cultures, assembling hygiene packages for homeless citizens and learning about honey bees and their importance to Missouri agriculture. Among those attending were, from left, Kennedy Wanstreet, Carly Wanstreet, Kidridge Griffin and April Meighen, University Youth Program Associate.
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Grundy and Livingston County 4-H members attended the Missouri Youth Civil Leaders Summit near Camdenton on March 4-6. Youth from 30 counties from across Missouri participated in the event, which was sponsored by the Missouri 4-H and Missouri Community Betterment. Among those participating were, from left, front row, Echo Esick of Livingston County, Hannah Persell of Grundy County, Joe Johnson of Livingston County; back row, Kyle Hansen and Marley Anderson of Livingston County and University Extension Youth Specialist Shaun Murphy.