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November 2017
Celebrate Our Kids – Evening of Dinner, Auction & Recognition
Mark your calendars for the 2nd Annual "Celebrating Our Kids" event November 9th at 6PM. A fun and festive way to celebrate another wonderful year of Grays Harbor County 4-H programs as a community! Please see attached flyer for more information. Celebrate Our Kids Flyer Grays Harbor County 4-H presents "Celebrate our Kids" an evening of Dinner, Auction, and Recognition on November 9th, 2017 at 6:00PM at the Mike Murphy Pavilion at the GH Fairgrounds in Elma. Dinner will include Spaghetti, Salad, Rolls, and…
Find out more »Women in Agriculture Conference
“WE CAN DO IT” ...is the theme for the sixth annual Women in Ag Conference and will be an engaging, interactive day full of inspiration, learning and networking with other women farmers. The 2017 Conference is a one-day event held simultaneously in 40 locations throughout Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington. In 2016, over 600 women at 27 locations attended the Conference and you are invited to be one of the Women in Agriculture who attends this year! 2017 Agenda…
Find out more »December 2017
4-H Camp Training Registration Due
All teens 9th grade and above and invited to this overnight 4-H Camp Counselor training session at the Panhandle Lake 4-H Camp from 6pm Wednesday evening to 4pm Thursday afternoon. Bring some friends to find out what being a camp counselor is all about! Lots of fun activities! Registration information is due Wednesday, December 20th, and is available here Youth Staff Camp Application-Fillable and at http://extension.wsu.edu/graysharbor/4-h/camping/ For more information about the overnight event, contact: Rhonda Borden at nooperdoo@aol.com or (360)482-5528 or Taylor Sample at tsample1993@gmail.com or…
Find out more »4-H Camp Training
All teens 9th grade and above are invited to this overnight 4-H Camp Counselor training session at the Panhandle Lake 4-H Camp from 6pm Wednesday evening to 4pm Thursday afternoon. Bring some friends to find out what being a camp counselor is all about! Lots of fun activities! Registration information is due Wednesday, December 20th, and is available at http://extension.wsu.edu/graysharbor/4-h/camping/ For more information about the overnight event, contact: Rhonda Borden at nooperdoo@aol.com or (360)482-5528 or Taylor Sample at tsample1993@gmail.com or (360)470-4870
Find out more »January 2018
GH 4-H Horse Council Meeting
All 4-H members, parents, and volunteers are welcome to attend these events.
Find out more »GH & Pacific Quilting & Clothing Advisors – Event Registration Due
Grays Harbor & Pacific County 4-H Quilting & Clothing Advisors, it is time for fun and learning to celebrate another year of volunteering. Event Registration Due January 10th Details available at 4-H Quilting & Clothing Advisors - 2018 Winter Retreat
Find out more »4-H Camp Training
If you are in the 9th grade or above, you are encouraged to apply to become a 4-H Camp counselor (youth staff member) for the 2018 season. To become a youth staff member for the Grays Harbor County 4-H Youth Development Program, you will need to complete the steps outlined at http://extension.wsu.edu/graysharbor/4-h/camping/ This includes training hours outlined by the state 4-H Camp Standards. New youth staff members need to complete 32 hours of training, and returning youth staff members need…
Find out more »Food Preservation Basics
WSU Lewis County Extension is presenting: Food Preservation Preserving Basics What is the history? Is it safe? Where do I start? What do I need? Why should I do it? Preserving food is a way to become more self sufficient, maintain control of what you feed your family, and make the harvest last through winter. Come and learn the a little of the history, latest in techniques, supplies and above all, safety. Join us for an informational Q & A…
Find out more »February 2018
GHC Noxious Weed Board Meeting
The Grays Harbor County Noxious Weed Board meetings are cancelled until further notice. For more information please contact Kiley Smith at 360-482-2934 or kiley.smith2@wsu.edu
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