DARLINGTON, S.C.–If you are interested in participating (youth) or leading (adult or youth volunteers) in the 4-H Healthy Lifestyles annual cooking competition, I strongly encourage you to attend this training on April 23, 5:00-6:30 pm at the Florence County Extension Office.
It is free of charge and you will leave with the knowledge and skills necessary to compete in this popular and educational 4-H activity. The training will be led by a teen who has learned and earned top honors in the state-level competition and has placed nationally. The link for more information and registration follows.
(Youth must be accompanied by an adult.)
Leigh Walker, Clemson University
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