4-H in-person programming canceled through July 6
Published 12:46 pm Saturday, April 11, 2020
- 4-H member Chad Morris leads his cow into the ring at the 2019 Lawrence County Fair. Lawrence County 4-H has announced all camps and events are canceled through the first week of July, but organizers say the county fair, which is set to start the following week, is still planned. (The Ironton Tribune | Heath Harrison)
Lawrence County 4-H has canceled all in-person programming through July 6, due to restrictions surrounding the coronavirus pandemic.
In a post on their Facebook page, the Ohio State University 4-H extension office in Lawrence County said in-person programming, including all 4-H camps activities and events.
The agency said it will continue to offer virtual experiences.
The date falls before the Lawrence County Fair, where 4-H members bring their animal projects. That event is set to begin July 11 and organizers on the fair board told The Ironton Tribune last week that they are still proceeding to hold that event and will not cancel, unless the state leaves restrictions on mass gatherings in place.
For more information and updates on 4-H programming, visit https://www.facebook.com/lawrence4H.
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