Extension office reviews 2025 programs, introduces new FCS agent and seeks 4‑H camp support
Virginia Cooperative Extension staff summarized 2025 programming statistics, introduced new Family & Consumer Sciences agent Leonora Wright and 4‑H agent LK Mondre, and the board approved funding from a county community account to send five campers to 4‑H camp, with motions to manage scholarships locally.
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Extension staff told supervisors the office ran 156 educational sessions in 2025, providing roughly 941 program hours to more than 6,500 participants and reporting nearly 4,826 volunteer hours valued at about $50,000. Staff highlighted agricultural, pesticide, homestead, equine and well‑water programming and said well water testing is scheduled to begin Aug. 26, 2026.
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