Hancock County hosts successful 4-H camp

HANCOCK COUNTY, W.Va. ( WTRF ) – Hancock County 4-H Camp made a return for the first time since 2019 after COVID-19 and enrollment challenges.

WVU Extension Agent, Zach White says this year’s camp hosted 40 overnight campers, 23 day campers and 25 dedicated staff members.

Link to previous coverage: Hancock County to host 4-H camp for first time since 2019

“We are incredibly thankful for the overwhelming support we’ve received from the entire county. The backing from the Hancock County Commission, the Hancock County Board of Education, the United Way of the Upper Ohio Valley, as well as the parents, campers, and staff, has been instrumental in making history by bringing back 4-H Camp in Hancock County.”

Zach White | WVU Extension Agent

White says this year’s camp is not only a tradition, but a testament to the resilience and community spirit that Hancock County is known for.

“The successful re-launch of the camp underscores the importance of youth development and community engagement in the area.”

Zach White | WVU Extension Agent

For more information or to enroll your child in Hancock County’s 4-H Program please contact the WVU Extension Office at 304) 564-3805.

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