James M. "Bucky" Cook, Former President of Heavenly Ham Shania Twain, country music singer Nikki DeLoach, former member of Clovers & Company is from Blackshear, Georgia. Nancy Grace, Hosts her own primetime legal analysis program "Nancy Grace" on CNN Headline News as well as "Closing Arguments" on Court TV. Bill Gentry of the Atlanta country music club Wild Bill's, located in Duluth, Georgia. Hillary Lindsey, songwriter. Greg Kinnear, actor. Tommy Irvin, Former State Representative for Habersham County, Georgia and Georgia Commissioner of Agriculture. Jennifer Nettles, Grammy Award winning country singer and member of the group "Sugarland." Otis O'neal, Extension Agent and founder of Ham and Eggs Show Kathy S. Palmer, Chief Superior Court Judge of the Georgia Middle Judicial Court. Walter Reeves, The "Georgia Gardener" and host of the "Lawn and Garden Show with Walter Reeves" Tom Rodgers, Head of Georgia 4-H between 1978–1993 and recipient of the Georgia 4-H Lifetime Achievement Award Wayne Shackelford, Former Georgia Commissioner of Transportation and recipient of the Georgia 4-H Lifetime Achievement Award Tommy Walton, University of Georgia State 4-H Leader 1955-1980. Herschel Walker NFL running back 1986-1997, winner of the 1982 Heisman Trophy Paul Wood, President of Georgia EMC Waco O'Guin, co-creator of MTV's Stankervision, Brickleberry and The DAMN! Show Trisha Yearwood, multi-platinum and multi-Grammy Award winning country music artist from Monticello. Her father was a county agent as well. Notes 1 Cong. Rec. (1955) Hunt, Ed (1987). The Georgia Home of 4-H Club Work Knight, Richie (2004). Newton County 4-H, Not Just Our Favorite Past Time References External links Georgia 4-H Camp Rock Eagle Camp Wahsega Camp Jekyll Camp Burton Camp Fortson National 4-H Headquarters National 4-H Council - private sector partner of 4-H Youth organizations based in Georgia (U.S. state) Education in Georgia (U.S. state) 4-H