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Gingerbread Contest Winners Celebrated in Weirton

Weirton, WVLocal News

The Christmas on Main Street Gingerbread Contest in Weirton has emerged as a beloved holiday tradition, showcasing the creativity of local bakers. This year, winners were honored for their delightful gingerbread masterpieces, as the contest celebrated its third anniversary. With 20 entries submitted, the event demonstrated a significant surge in participation, according to the Weirton Festival Committee. The committee members expressed enthusiasm about the growing interest, which adds to the festive spirit of the season. Each entry reflected the hard work and artistic vision of the participants, highlighting the community's talent.

The contest serves as a platform for local residents to connect and celebrate the holiday spirit together. This delightful event not only recognizes individual achievements but also strengthens community ties among residents. As the contest continues to flourish, it promises to become an even more integral part of Weirton's holiday celebrations.

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