County leaders OK sale of CCSO vehicle to NSISD

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National 4-H Week Representatives from several 4-H Clubs in Cherokee County were present at an Oct. 8 Cherokee County Commissioners Court Meeting during which they were recognized by county leaders in honor of National 4-H Week, observed Oct. 6-12 this year. They were accompanied by County Extension Agent Kaitlyn Slover, director of 4-H and Youth Development. Cherokeean Herald photo


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