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Franklin County 4-H Recognizes Top Achievers

Franklin County 4-H Recognizes Top Achievers

The 2009 Franklin County 4-H Recognition Program, held on October 11, recognized over 500 4-H youth members and adult volunteers who achieved special honors this year. Awards presented included Gold, Silver, and Bronze Clover Achievement Pins, Citizenship/Community Service Awards, Public Speaking Awards, Leadership Awards, Outstanding 4-H Member Awards, and awards for special achievements in volunteerism.

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Recordkeeping – Helps Clear the Fog on Personal Finance
Recordkeeping – Helps Clear the Fog on Personal Finance
Have you ever driven down the highway and suddenly driven into a thick white wall of fog? Momentarily, you are confused, not sure what direction or where you are headed or even what is in front of you. Moments count and the choices you make will affect your life. Often times the phrase, “Today Decides Tomorrow” applies to money management behaviors. When discussing personal finances, the fog is symbolic of your personal financial behavior and the highway is your path in life.
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Support the Franklin County Jr. Fair Board
Support the Franklin County Jr. Fair Board
You can support the Franklin County Jr. Fair Board just by swiping your Kroger Plus Card at the checkout counter.
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Top 10 Ways to Save Money
Top 10 Ways to Save Money
As the recession deepens, consumers are embarking on an era of thrift, tightening their belts and saving more money as they cut spending. A question that we should ask is: What are some ways that I can cut my spending?
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New Key Leader Program Coming to Franklin County
New Key Leader Program Coming to Franklin County
There's a new volunteer middle management program coming to Franklin County in 2010. This dynamic program offers youth more access to knowledgeable 4-H volunteers who specialize in one project area.
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Cow/Calf Production
Cow/Calf Production
Cow Calf 101, school being offered this winter
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