Velma Moseley’s sixth-grade students (100 students) at Red River Junior High were active participants in the Youth Wetlands Week program.

The 2009 Day of Service was a commuity project with the town of Coushatta and other community groups to clean the town. 4-H'ers from Red River Parish joined in the effort.

Red River Parish 4-H is proud to announce member Stonie Harris attended Citizenship Washington Focus July 12-18, 2009. The event was a leadership program for high school youth from across the country.

The fifth annual Camp Roughin’ It was held April 13-15, 2009, at Gum Springs National Park in Winnfield, La. Enjoying a memorable experience at Camp Roughin’ It were 15 Red River Parish 4-H members.

Fourteen of 16 students in DeSoto and Red River parishes who received the Discovering Tomorrow's Leaders awards, a program sponsored by Chesapeake Energy, are members of 4-H.

All Louisiana 4-H members are invited to participate in the upcoming 4-H Honey Bee Essay Contest sponsored by the Louisiana Beekeepers Association and the Foundation for the Preservation of Honey Bees, Inc.

The Red River Parish 4-H Shooting Sports team's practice paid off at the North Louisiana Regional competition April 17, 2009. Photos and more details included.

On Saturday, July 18, 2009, the grand opening of the 4-H Museum in Manursa, Louisiana, took place. Red River Parish agent Cindy Smith and volunteer Nancy Nettles attended the event to see the different features of the museum.

Campers from Red River Parsih 4-H had one of the most valuable experiences a child can have in one week. Camp was a learning experience that helped boys and girls appreciate the outdoors, living together as a group, getting along with others and learning about people with different interests and backgrounds.

Red River Parish 4-H’er Dustie Rambin (D.J.), was chosen to receive two scholarships and was named an alternate for two others from the Louisiana 4-H Foundation. Rambin graduated in 2009 from Saline High School.