Franklin County 4-H News
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Collapse ▲4-H’er Attends 2023 Southern Regional 4-H Horse Show
Rachael Ball competed on the NC State 4-H Horse Show level and went on to compete at the Southern Regional 4-H Horse Championships, something that she has been aiming to do since she was 8 years old. With her Senior year and at age 18, she was able to make her dream come true. She not only made it to the Southern Regional 4-H Horse Championship but she won First Level Dressage as the Champion! She was competing against 16 other entries from13 different states. Franklin County 4-H is so proud of you Rachael and we wish you many successes in your future endeavors.
Rachael Ball Competes in the 2023 Southern Regional 4-H Horse Show.
Franklin County 4-H’er attends National 4-H Congress
Emma Haynes a Franklin County 4-H’er and current NC 4-H State Officer for Member Engagement had the opportunity to attend the 2023 National 4-H Congress in Atlanta, Georgia. Emma had the following to say about her trip.
“National 4-H Congress was an unforgettable trip! I learned how to two step from a Texan, how to swing dance, and had an eye-opening conversation with a girl from Puerto Rico. I even learned how to dance like I was back in the 1800s. I met so many people from all over the United States and its territories. My favorite part of the whole trip would be either meeting Amberley Snyder, a barrel racer/motivational speaker, or learning about the different cultures throughout the world. During our time at the Coca-Cola Museum we tried a plum Fanta drink from China and learned very quickly thatwe didn’t like it. It tasted a lot like watered down barbecue sauce. There is no doubt I will remember this trip for the rest of my life.”
Emma, we are so glad you had a great experience and you were able to learn many things from this trip.
Franklin County 4-H’er Emma Haynes, attended National 4-H Congress.