Dougherty 4-H members cook up awards at National Fair
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From staff reports
PERRY — Three Dougherty County 4-H members were honored for their culinary skills at the recent Georgia National Fair here.
Jazmine Milledge placed first in the junior pizza contest, while Marquia Smith and Bre’Yan Barlow placed third in the homemade ice cream contest.
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