Georgia Girl Scouts turn cookies into meals
WJCL 22 News' Kyron Neveaux and Lydia Blackstone helped choose the dish for the upcoming breakfast.
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WJCL 22 News' Kyron Neveaux and Lydia Blackstone helped choose the dish for the upcoming breakfast.
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SHEPHERDSTOWN -- Shepherdstown resident Anna Kent, right, greets passersby as Girl Scout Troop 15006 members Gabrielle Orr, middle, and Lizzy Gorsuch, who are b
Scouts will start selling cookies on Friday, Feb 9.