From One Community United to outline new program: “We have a new Initiative being led by Candice Spivey focusing on the South and East Rome areas of our community. If you are interested in helping, a Zoom meeting has been created for Saturday, Jan. 29, from 9 a.m.-noon. Email Candice for the link: candicespivey54@gmail.com
To encourage an opportunity for a positive public speaking experience for 4-H participants, the Floyd County Extension office hosted the Northwest Cloverleaf District Project Achievement on Saturday, Jan. 22, at Georgia Highlands. Cloverleaf District Project Achievement provides an opportunity for 4-H youth, in grades 4th-6th, to showcase their talents and interest through public speaking, food labs and performing arts projects. Participants are provided with over 50 project areas to choose from. These project areas allow participants to select a project they are passionate about and share with others. This event also allows Northwest District JR/SR Board officers the opportunity to gain leadership and public speaking skills while working as leaders for the event. These officers are elected by their peers from 39 counties.
335 youth participated in Cloverleaf District Project Achievement representing 10 counties. Floyd County 4-H had 11 total representatives. Out of the 11, Floyd County had 9 placing in the top 5. The Floyd County participants:
- Daylon Comer- 1st Place Safety Project
- Davis Donahue-General Recreation Project
- Lee Donahue-Northwest District JR Board Member
- Ashlyn Farmer-1st Place Historic People Project
- Charl Glover-2nd Place Historic People Project
- Jazmyn Hill-2nd Place Horse Project
- Charlee Nelson-Dog Care and Training Project
- Ronik Patel- Historic Places and Events Project
- Anthony Rutledge- 1st Place Herpetology Project
- Eva Singh- 2nd Place Crafts Project
- Emma Slocum- 1st Place Sports Individual Project
- Jaimison Yarbrough- 1st Place Herpetology Project
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