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Carissa Hill, a junior at CCS, was a big winner Friday at the MCC high school student art competition. The scratchboard piece she is holding won Best of Show among nearly 300 entries. The other painting next to her received the Judge’s Choice award in the painting division. (Johnson Publications photo)

At the MCC student art competition, Landis Beverly, right, took second in digital photography with this image, while Mallie McNair placed third for her self-portrait drawing. (Johnson Publications photo)

Carissa Hill earns ‘Best of Show’ at MCC high school art exhibition

Three students from Chase County Schools earned awards at the annual McCook Community College (MCC) art contest.

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Second-graders at Chase County Schools participated in the Nebraska Farm Bureau Ag Pen Pal Program.

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Members of the state championship senior parli pro team include, from left, Alexis Richmond, Lindsey Mendenhall, Courtney Odens, Valerie Herbert, Jozie Schilke and Brooklyn Christensen. (Courtesy photo)

Carissa Hill earned first place for her proficiency in ag processing for the Goat Girls Farm she operates with her sister. She is in contention for possible competition at the national level. (Courtesy photo)

The Imperial FFA food science team finished fourth and was recognized as a Top Five Team. Members were, from left, Katelyn Leibhart, Carissa Hill, Jordan Jablonski and Valerie Herbert. (Courtesy photo)