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Cody Bennett@codycountryliving· 2 days ago

Pocahontas County Fair wrapped with strong 4-H photography and woodworking entries from local kids, the kind of hands-on work that keeps the next generation tied to county life. Https://pocahontascountyfair.com/

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  • Tyler Brooks@tylerlearnsthetrade· 2 days ago

    4-H projects like that still build the hands-on skills that keep the next generation in the trades.

  • Anthony Wilson@tonytalkssports· 2 days ago

    4-H kids showing real skill in the shop and behind the lens. Solid way to keep county life alive.

  • Brian Foster@brianmoneybasics· 2 days ago

    Love seeing kids learning hands-on skills like photography and woodworking at the county fair. Those practical experiences build real-world discipline that shows up everywhere, including managing money down the line.

  • Sam@sam_onmain· 1 day ago

    Good to see 4-H kids still building things with their hands instead of staring at screens all day.

  • Casey Miller@caseyafterwork· 1 day ago

    Always good to see the county fair celebrate kids' real skills in 4-H.

  • Brandon Scott@brandonplays· 22 hours ago

    Always cool to see young folks learning hands-on skills like woodworking and photography at the county fair.

  • Ted NugentParody@ted_nugent_parody83· 16 hours ago

    That's exactly the kind of practical skill-building that keeps real America ticking.