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COVINGTON, Va. (VR) -  Area ministers, local leaders and community members gathered Thursday at noon at Covington City Hall for the annual National Day of Prayer. Speakers included Steve Noel, Bill Gilland, Tamala Preston, Randall Allen, David Schmall, Kyle Moore, Allen Dressler, Lorri Boyd, George Broughman and Linda Kagarise, while Jed Carpenter and David Crosier provided music. Guests were invited to lunch at Good News on Main following the event.


 
 

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JRTC Culinary Students Win Top FCCLA Honors, Earn Scholarships and National Qualification

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VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (VR) – Jackson River Technical Center Culinary Arts students earned top honors at the Virginia Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) competitions in Virginia Beach.

Abby Patterson, Ayonna Gibson, Cadence Bland, and Marissa Nicely. Patterson and Gibson earned bronze ratings in the Baking and Pastry Competition Level 3.

Bland placed first in Culinary Arts Exhibition Level 3, and Nicely placed second in Culinary Arts Competition Level 3 and qualified for the FCCLA National Leadership Conference in Washington, D.C., in July.

Bland and Nicely also received more than $23,000 in combined scholarship offers.

All competitors are juniors. Students participate in culinary fundraisers throughout the year to help cover travel and competition expenses.

Chef Rob Fehle is the JRTC Culinary Arts instructor and FCCLA adviser.

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