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Monroe County commissioners honor 4‑H national forestry champions
Summary
Commissioners recognized a Monroe County 4‑H team that won a national forestry competition in Weston, West Virginia, and asked the 4‑H agent and coach to join them at the dais.
Commissioners paused their business to recognize a group of young people who competed in the National Forestry's competition in Weston, West Virginia. A commissioner said the Monroe County team "was declared the national champions" after competing against teams from 15 other states.
The commissioner asked the students and the county 4‑H agent and forestry team coach to come forward. The 4‑H agent (Greg) commented on the students' dedication and the skills the competition requires, saying, "thrilled is an understatement" and praising their commitment.
Why it matters: The recognition highlights youth programs and county support for agricultural and forestry education.
Next steps: Commissioners acknowledged the students on the record; no further board action was recorded in the transcript.
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