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Justiss Elementary School’s Science Fair winners for the 3rd and 4th grades were announced recently. It's always great to see young minds being curious and imaginative in the field of science. The winners have undoubtedly put in a lot of hard work, time, and effort into their projects, and their suc

Justiss Elementary School’s Science Fair winners for the 3rd and 4th grades were announced recently. The winners put in a lot of hard work, time and effort into their projects.

Winners of the Justiss Elementary Spelling Bee are 4th graders Chloe Allen and Jamir Smith. Their dedication and hard work have paid off as they now advance to the countywide Spelling Bee, where they will be competing against other talented students in Lamar County.

An 18-year-old is facing charges after police said he led officers on a chase in Dayton and refused to let the passengers of his car.

The Harlem Police Department arrested three subjects after they committed armed theft in Harlem earlier this week, according to authorities.

They announced Justiss Elementary School’s Science Fair winners recently. The winners pictured with Instructional Coach Lori Kelley (center) from left are: 3rd Graders: Jamir Smith – Slime-Ology Olivia Echols – Carbonation Overload 4th Graders: Co-Champions Gavin Hanley – Bacteria Bat

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