Katherine Erickson: Dickinson County 4-h

June 16, 2020

Meet Michigan 4-H’er Katherine Erickson, of Dickinson. Learn more about how she grew from a pledge leader as a 4-H Cloverbud to current club president of her 4-H shooting sports club and what 4-H has instilled in her.

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