SubmittedNovember 10, 2017
Local 4-H’er Receives Key Award
Renee Peters of Cape Girardeau County was recognized as a Key Award winner during the Missouri 4-H Foundation’s award banquet held September 29th in Columbia, MO. The Key Award is the highest honor available to 4-H members. Recipients demonstrated leadership in their clubs and communities by their involvement in 4-H activities at all levels and by completing a capstone project which will provide a lasting impact to their county...
Lesley Meier
Renee Peters of Cape Girardeau County was recognized as a Key Award winner during the Missouri 4-H Foundation’s award banquet held September 29th in Columbia, MO. The Key Award is the highest honor available to 4-H members. Recipients demonstrated leadership in their clubs and communities by their involvement in 4-H activities at all levels and by completing a capstone project which will provide a lasting impact to their county.
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“We are delighted to reward these hard-working 4-H members,” said Teresa Bishop, Program Coordinator, 4-H Center for Youth Development.
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