This event is a fundraiser for the Wahkiakum County based 4-H program and all proceeds will be used to benefit the county program. “Wahkiakum County has a strong tradition of 4-H, and home to the first 4-H club in the state in 1914 in Seal River. Family members of that original club membership are still active now,” said Carrie Shofner, Wahkiakum County Extension director. “Our 4-H tradition of community service and youth development is strong in Wahkiakum County. We see the impact in our youths’ success at the state level and beyond, whether it be top honors for their projects at state fair or leadership in state 4-H responsibilities.”
