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Gingerbread contest winners receive sweet rewards

Weirton, WVLocal News

In Weirton, the Christmas on Main Street Gingerbread Contest has become a cherished holiday tradition, recently culminating in a recognition ceremony for its winners. This year, the contest featured 20 creative entries, indicating a growing interest and involvement from the community. Winners were celebrated for their artistic gingerbread designs, which reflect the festive spirit and creativity of local participants. Organized by the Weirton Festival Committee, the contest aims to engage residents and promote community bonding during the holiday season. The event has successfully merged culinary skill with holiday cheer, making it a central part of Weirton's Christmas festivities.

As the contest enters its third year, organizers report a positive trend in participation, suggesting its potential for further growth. This celebration not only highlights local talent but also enhances the spirit of togetherness that characterizes the holiday season. The continued success of the contest underscores the importance of such community events in fostering local engagement and joy.

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