In a recent government meeting, local officials gathered to celebrate National 4-H Week, which runs from October 6 to 12. The event highlighted the positive impact of the 4-H program on youth development in Caddis County. Officials expressed their enthusiasm for working with young members of the community, emphasizing the skills and personal growth that participants gain through their involvement.

4-H, an organization open to youth in grades 3 through 12, also welcomes younger children in kindergarten through second grade. The meeting featured testimonials from several 4-H members, including Carla Rogers, who has been involved for five years. She shared her experiences in work site coaching and photography, noting how the program has helped her connect with others and learn new skills.

Another member, Gett Rogers, who has been showing livestock for nine years, spoke about his experiences in the program, highlighting the opportunities it provides for youth to engage in agriculture and develop practical skills. The meeting underscored the importance of 4-H in fostering community involvement and personal development among young people in the area.