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Ohio History of 4-H
4-H Was Born in Ohio On January 15, 1902, A. B. Graham, superintendent of schools in Clark County, established the Boys and Girls Agricultural Clubs (the earliest name for 4-H) when he organized the Springfield Township Agricultural Experiment Club.
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New Start For Financial Success
An approved pre-discharge personal finance course for bankruptcy filers.
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Holiday Food Drive 2009
Donations are being accepted now through December 11. You may leave your contributions in the decorated box in the foyer.
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'Tis the Season to be extra careful about Food Safety
Holiday Food Safety.
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State News
Annie’s Project is a six week course designed for women involved in agriculture and agribusiness; however, anyone interested may attend.
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