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4-H looks to change things up at fair's Clover Cafe
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4-H looks to change things up at fair's Clover Cafe
A group of 4-H members gathered at the Wild Horse Lavender Farm to begin a program in hopes of saving from closing down the newly named "Clover Café" during the Sanders County Fair. The Clover Café is operated by the county's six 4-H clubs, but is open to the public. However, for the last several years, the clubs have been either just breaking even or losing money, something 4-H lea...
·Thompson Falls, United States
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