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4-H Fire Up! Is a kick-off event for National 4-H Week. Clinton County 4-H will have yard games, information about what 4-H and Clover Kids is, answer questions about joining, and light refreshments. 4-H Clubs are encouraged to have a meeting on this day for new families to meet fellow 4-H families.
For 4th through 12th graders, 4-H is a place where you can make new friends in your community and across the state. Want to start earlier? Kids in kindergarten through 3rd grade can participate in Clover Kids, which offers hands-on activities designed to build life skills and foster new friendships.
Sunday Oct 3, 2021
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM CDT
October 3 from 3-6 pm
Grace Lutheran Camp
Free!
Amanda Rau
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Hello DeWitt!! My name is Brittany Berrie and I am the Director at The Adopted Closet! My partner Branden and I moved to DeWitt a little over two and a half years ago now and have loved getting to know this awesome community! We have three crazy...
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“The DCDC presented Hansen Monuments with a “Spotlight of Success” award honoring our 25th year as a DeWitt business! We can’t say enough good about the DCDC and our community support!”...
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- Kathy Donahue, Hansen Monuments
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more“Joining the DCDC marketing committee has allowed me a great opportunity to be a part of a group of local people with widely varying backgrounds, challenges and objectives. We have united around a...
more“By getting to know us, the DCDC can tell people what we offer and send them our way.”
more“Being a member of the DCDC has positively impacted our business by allowing us to get more involved in the community.”
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