Haer Bears 4-H group members are pictured with Recycling Coalition Secretary Tom Aluise. The club won the champion prize.
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Kenly Arbogast (left) accepted a $100 price for the 4-H club. Kerstyn Clendenin (right) won $75 for winning the seventh through eighth grade contest. Clendenin made a basket from recycled magazines.
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A local 4-H club participated in the Recycling Coalition of West Virginia’s Freedom Contest.
The Haer Bears 4-H Club won $100 for their participation and champion price in the contest. Kerstyn Clendenin won $75 for winning the seventh through eighth grade contest. Clendenin made a woven basket from recycled magazines.
According to the coalition’s website, the contest encourages students art — including a drawing, painting, song, video, writing a poem or essay, or sculpting something based on a recycling theme.
