Ribbon cut on new 4-H shooting range

18-month effort received help of many in community
 

  • Volunteers involved with the construction of a new 4-H shooting range for Hamilton County prepare to cut the ribbon on the facility on May 13. From left are Carrie Siebke, Justin and Christina Dose, Jeannie and John Wilkinson, Sean and Christi Aycock, Brian Majerus, Justin Hermanson, Misty Mooney, Tanya McKay, Jeremy Brandt and Keith Wasem. 4-H shooting instructors not pictured are Dana Glass and Taylor Comer.
    Volunteers involved with the construction of a new 4-H shooting range for Hamilton County prepare to cut the ribbon on the facility on May 13. From left are Carrie Siebke, Justin and Christina Dose, Jeannie and John Wilkinson, Sean and Christi Aycock, Brian Majerus, Justin Hermanson, Misty Mooney, Tanya McKay, Jeremy Brandt and Keith Wasem. 4-H shooting instructors not pictured are Dana Glass and Taylor Comer.
    Young people involved in 4-H shooting sports in Hamilton County now have a nearby place to practice their skills, thanks to the completion of a 4-H shooting range located at the fairgrounds in Aurora. A ribbon cutting was held May 13 at the new range which was the result of more than a year and half of work by local 4-H leaders and others. County 4-H Shooting Sports Coordinator Christi...

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