Front Row- Reagan Ray, Annabelle Dixon, Representative Terri Lynn Weaver, Tana Harville, Millie Stinnett, RiLynn Tisdale, Kara Brooks, and Makenna Hassler
Second Row- Gage Blair, Henley Dixon, Kynlee Davis, Erin Hensley, Caleb Hensley, Turner Harville, Miley Powell, Abby Purtee, Jubilee Hart, and Maddux Parker
Back Row- Kaylea Keen, CJ Woodard, Abby Malone, Samuel Moss, Greg Dixon, Carson Meeks, Senator Mark Pody, Owen Meeks, Nathan Goodman, Robert Purtee, Gabe Harville, Maicy Loreto, and Dominik Deago
Smith County 4-H hosted its fourth annual 4-H Banquet on Tuesday, October 26, 2021. 4-H members, their families, volunteers, and supporters gathered at the Smith County Ag Center to celebrate our 4-H’ers accomplishments from the previous year. We were pleased to recognize nearly 30 Smith County 4-H members for their outstanding club work, contest participation, and community involvement.
Smith County 4-H recognized each member present for their accomplishments, along with presenting several additional awards. Tana Harville was recognized as the Smith County Outstanding Jr. 4-H member. Kynlee Davis was named the Outstanding Jr. High 4-H member, and Carson Meeks received the award for Outstanding Senior High 4-H member. The Smith County Cattlemen’s Association received the Friend of Smith County 4-H award for their continued support of the program.
We would like to especially thank JR Smith for giving our keynote address and Smith County Farm Bureau for sponsoring our meal and helping make our banquet possible!
The 4-H Youth Development Program delivers programs through cooperative efforts of the University of Tennessee, Tennessee State University, and public and private sector volunteers. 4-H educational programs are offered to all youth, grades 4-12, on an age-appropriate basis, without regard to race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, or disability. For further information concerning the many opportunities that 4-H has to offer the youth in Smith County, call 615-735-2900.
