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The Cherokee County Center Local Foods contact is Marlana Baker.

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Volunteer for 4-H in 2026

Volunteers are the key to our success in the North Carolina 4-H program. Whether you’re interested in becoming a …

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CPR, AED, and First Aid Training

The North Carolina Agromedicine Institute will be offering a free CPR, AED, and First Aid Training in Cherokee County …

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"Sock" It to Them 4-H Fundraiser

Cherokee County 4-H participates in many activities that require us to raise funds from time to time. Annually, we …

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Extension Venison Donation Program

Venison Donation Program In partnership with Adam Farms Processing and North Carolina Hunters for the Hungry, the Extension Venison Donation Program …

Area Farmers Markets

Support Our Local Farmers Markets

Support Our Local Farmers Markets: Fresh Produce, Community Spirit, and New Opportunities! Murphy, NC – As the vibrant summer season …

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Cherokee County Ag Day

Last year, Cherokee County 4-H partnered with Cherokee County Farm Bureau to help host an Ag Day for Cherokee …

Donation Station September 2024

Dates Set for Donation Station!

The Extension Donation Station will be held each Second Saturday at the Murphy Farmers Market! The Donation Station helps …

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