York County 4-H Launches Journalism Project for Aspiring Young Storytellers

York County, SC — Budding journalists and photographers in York County have an exciting opportunity to hone their skills with the York County 4-H Journalism Project. Open to youth aged 12 to 18, this initiative offers a chance to explore reporting, photography, and writing while capturing the world of 4-H events.

What Participants Will Do:

  • Attend 4-H events as reporters.
  • Capture moments through photography.
  • Write articles to be showcased on the project’s website.

Key Details:

  • Kick-Off Meeting: February 4, 2025, at 6:00 PM (in-person).
  • Monthly Zoom Meetings: Held on the last Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM, running February through August.
  • Registration Deadline: January 31, 2025.

Registration Includes:

  • A resource-packed project book.
  • Official 4-H press passes.
  • A project t-shirt.

“This project is perfect for youth who love storytelling, photography, or want to experience event coverage like a pro,” said a York County 4-H representative. Participants will gain valuable skills, meet new friends, and share the inspiring stories of York County 4-H.

To register, visit YOCO4HJournalism.eventbrite.com.

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Patrick Byrne

Patrick Byrne lives in Tega Cay with his wife and two daughters. After 25 years working for a Big 4 bank, he retired to pursue his passion for writing. Additional articles and content can be found on his blog (reverian1776.blogspot.com) and freethepeople.org.