Logan County Points of Pride

• Nearly 1,000 youths participate in the county's 4-H, Cloverbud, and EFNEP (Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program) activities led by about 70 adults. More than 300 youths and 50 volunteers participated in 12 weeks of summer programs.
  
  
• Extension's EFNEP outreach workers visited more than 175 homes twice monthly and presented health and nutrition programs at Head Start, local health fairs, PRIDE Inc., and youth learning programs.
  
  
• Extension provides lawn, garden, and agriculture information to hundreds of county residents every year. More than 1,000 county residents received information through Extension's garden calendars, newsletters, and newspaper articles. Another 1,000 received information via telephone consultations and home visits.
  
  
• Logan County's 4-H Camp provides youths a week of fun and educational activities. Sports, crafts, songs, and classes are just some of the highlights of this five-day resident camp.
  
  
• The county's Energy Express Program is conducted in conjunction with the Logan County Board of Education. The summer educational program helps elementary-school-age children improve their reading skills and also provides hot meals and free books for participants.

WVU Logan County Extension Office
Courthouse - Room 204
300 Stratton Street
Logan, WV 25601-3928
(304) 792-8690

Last modified February 24, 2003
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