Blue Ribbon Bandits 4-H Club

Last Friday, Shelli hosted a small stock practice for the Blue Ribbon Bandits.

Special Recognition.

On Valentine's Day, members of the local Blue Ribbon Bandits 4-H club dropped off handmade Valentines to share with patients at Kingman Regional Medical Center.

The club, which has 21 members aged 8-18, does a variety of community service activities in Kingman, including creating and distributing Valentines each year to people in local care facilities.

"Sometimes, that small bit of kindness makes a hard hospital stay that much more tolerable," said Lea Shepherd, a Blue Ribbon Bandits club leader.

Representing the club from left to right are Lea Shepherd, Tjossema Shepherd, Stryker Shepherd, Blake Barnum and Lacey Barnum.

Thank you, Blue Ribbon Bandits 4-H for bringing cheer to our patients!

Lea Shepherd arranged for a few of us to take the remaining Valentines the club made to KRMC Hualapia Campus. Nurses will pass out the 46 Valentines gifts.

Blue Ribbon Bandit 4-H Club kiddos spent the last two weekends preparing Valentines to pass out to All the residents of Garden Rehab Care Center.

Pictures for the Light Display downtown Kingman. Saturday December 6th. Theme “Elf on a Shelf”

Dennis and all the Club kids present had a water balloon fight this afternoon.

Blue Ribbon Bandits 4-H Club Project is on display and ready for the 2025 Mohave County Fair starting Thursday September 10th at Mohave County Fairgrounds.