Description: South Central District 4-H Fall Day Save the Date 2018
An interactive, educational and fun day for NC 4-H volunteers to learn and enhance their skills and talents to share with youth and families in their communities.

Registration is $10 (covers meals, materials, snacks and supplies)
DEADLINE to register is Friday, October 19, 2018.

For more information, contact Angela D. Galloway, Extension Agent of 4-H Youth Development at adgallow@ncsu.edu or (910) 277-2422.
We look forward to seeing you there!

Description: Youth, ages 5-14. $5 nonrefundable fee-covers materials, tools and snacks.

One Monday of each month, Scotland County 4-H will host a workshop for youth, ages 5-14 (unless otherwise noted) at the Scotland County Cooperative Extension Center.

Who doesn't love playing games with family and friends? In an interactive learning environment in which individuality is encouraged, youth will "UPcycle" caps, fabric and paint to create a personalized checkers/chess board game to take home to share with family.

Each workshop is $5 nonrefundable and must be paid 2 weeks prior to each class. The cost will cover materials, tools and snacks.

To register, complete the registration form and submit with payment to the Scotland County Cooperative Extension Center, 231 East Cronly Street, Suite 800, Laurinburg, NC 28352.

4H Event and Enrollment Forms_Fall 2018

Checks should be payable to “Scotland County 4-H”.

Volunteers are welcome to join. Please complete a 4-H Volunteer registration form 1 week prior to the workshop of choice.

For more information, contact Angela D. Galloway, Extension Agent of 4-H Youth Development at (910) 277-2422 or via email at adgallow@ncsu.edu.

Description:

Description: Casualty Loss and Income Tax Deductions Related to Timber and Landscape Trees
Timber or landscape trees destroyed by recent fires, hurricanes or other storms are “casualty losses” that may allow the property owners to take a deduction on their federal income tax returns. To help timber owners, as well as home owners, who suffered timber or landscape tree damages with their tax reporting, this webinar will focus on the new tax law changes that Congress passed in 2017 that affect the casualty loss deductions starting in the 2018 tax year.

Join the webinar by clicking here

When:

Dec 7, 2018   1:00 pm US/Eastern

Length: 01:00 (hh:mm)

Pre-registration not required.

Presenter(s):
Linda Wang

Dr. Linda Wang serves as a National Timber Tax Specialist with USDA Forest Service in Washington D.C. She is an author and speaker on federal income tax and estate tax planning relating to private woodlands. She has a Ph.D. in Forest Economics and a CPA certificate.
 
Credits:
Society of American Foresters - Certified Forester Education (SAF-CFE) - 1 hour Category 1 Credit
Georgia Master Timber Harvester - Continuing Logger Ed. (GaMTH CLE) - 1 hour CLE - Business Credit

Description: One Saturday of each month, Scotland County 4-H will host a science, technology, engineering and mathematics workshop for youth, ages 5-11 (unless otherwise noted) at the Scotland County Cooperative Extension Center.

Coding...algorithm...design...build...create. These are terms we hear when we learn about robots, software and programming. Using the WeDo Lego kit and a hands-on approach, youth will become engineers and work in teams in STEM combining the LEGO brick, software to build, program and create a WeDo character.

Each workshop is $5 nonrefundable and must be paid 2 weeks prior to each class. The cost will cover materials, tools and snacks.

To register, complete the registration form and submit with payment to the Scotland County Cooperative Extension Center, 231 East Cronly Street, Suite 800, Laurinburg, NC 28352.


4H Event and Enrollment Forms_Fall 2018
Checks should be payable to "Scotland County 4-H".

Volunteers are welcome to join. Please complete a 4-H Volunteer registration form 1 week prior to the workshop of choice.

For more information, contact Angela D. Galloway, Extension Agent of 4-H Youth Development at (910) 277-2422 or via email at adgallow@ncsu.edu.