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Box Elder 4‑H students to present county programs at national 4‑H Ignite
Summary
Four Box Elder County 4‑H members were selected to present workshops at 4‑H Ignite in Washington, D.C., showcasing local programs including an intro to horse care and a ranching/technology workshop.
Four Box Elder County 4‑H members told the County Commission they were selected to present workshops at the national 4‑H Ignite leadership event in Washington, D.C. Kennedy Richards said the group will present workshops built from programs developed in the county, including one they described as "I wish I had a Horse Camp" to teach horse care and safe handling for youth who do not own horses.
Josie Ormond described the horse‑camp workshop as intended to promote inclusion so "kids can participate and feel confident around horses." Kylee Adams said the second program they will present is "Boots, Brands, and Bucks," a workshop that pairs traditional ranching topics with modern technology such as virtual fencing. Commissioner Lee Perry commended the students and said the county would send pins to represent Box Elder on their trip.
