Congratulations to the 4-H Oral Communications Contest participants. They all deserve accolades for their efforts and a job well done. Results are below in today's Top Stories.
Front
row (L to R): Hannah Crider, state
fair alternate, illustrated speech;
Miriam Carter; Molly Schempp
Back row (L to R): Joe Ahrends, state
fair alternate, oral
interpretation; Ryan Huffer, state
fair alternate, formal speech; David
Carter, state fair
delegate, illustrated speech;
Cameron Jodlowski, state fair
delegate, formal speech; Tim Carter,
state fair delegate, demonstration;
and Jeremy Denlinger, state fair
delegate, oral interpretation
Not pictured: Kenyon Jodlowski, overall
winner and state fair
delegate, original works
Picture supplied by Patty Huffer
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City briefs: City will begin new year with no working budget; and more
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Museum seeks names of Logan County soldiers who lost their lives in Vietnam
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Logan County awarded federal funds under the emergency food and shelter national board program
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Lincoln College ends theater season with 'Other People's Money'
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Quinn responds to Civic Federation criticism of his budget proposals
Yesterday's Top Stories
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Personality of the Week
Graue legacy continues to grow -
Book signing to celebrate new release of Lincoln College's presidential letters collection
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