Leavenworth County 4-H Council
Leavenworth County 4-H Council is made up of youth and adult representatives from each community club. The purpose of Leavenworth County 4-H Council is to support the Leavenworth County 4-H Program. Council meets every other month.
Next Meeting:
Monday, March 23, 2026; 7:00 pm; LVCO Extension Office, Sunflower Room
LVCO 4-H Council Event Scholarship Application
Outstanding Senior Nomination Form
| 2025-2026 Leavenworth County 4-H Council Officers |
| President - Jadyn Bollin - Boling 4-H Club |
| Vice President - Sarai Parsons - Livewires 4-H Club |
| Secretary - Peyton Blizzard - Glenwood 4-H Club |
| Treasurer - Wilson Lueck - Glenwood 4-H Club |
| Reporter - Malachi Strick - Basehor Rustlers 4-H Club |
The meeting started at 7:00pm on February 3, 2026 (moved from 1/26/23026). We had thank you cards from GSCS. Club days set up will start at 11am at Lansing Middle School. The people helping set up will be Ben, Marly, Wilson, and Allison. The people that are helping clean up are the Parson family, Malachi, and Milam. Those that will be working the front desk are Marly, and Allison. This is Leavenworth County’s 100 anniversary. The themes that we can come up with for the Leavenworth County fair 2026 are 100 years of fair-y tails, Honoring the past celebrating the future, and 100 years of growing together. The fair colors we can up with are tye die, burnt orange, plain green, sky blue, and green and gold. We have a current balance of $24,620.89. We approved to give Isaiah Manus and Mackenzie Calovich $350 for The National 4-H Congress. The Fair Board approved a new rabbit barn. We had a guest come in that is Dean Ray and he is the new agriculture agent.
Reporter: Malachi Strick