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‘Stop Bullying’ art contest sees over 350 entries

‘Stop Bullying’ art contest sees over 350 entries
Columbus High School student Lydia Benjamin and her prize for winning best of show art. Abenezer Yonas | Citizen

The Wellness Council of Greater Colorado Valley held an awards ceremony and reception on Oct. 10 for their “Stop Bullying” art contest.

Over 350 entries were submitted by students from all over Colorado County, from elementary schools to high schools, showcasing three themes “what a bully looks like,” “how bullying makes you feel,” and “stand up, speak out.” 40 awards were given out by age group and theme, with the “Best of Show,” award being given to Columbus High School student Lydia Benjamin.

“I was not expecting to win,” said Benjamin. “But a lot of people came up to me and said that it was good. I feel proud that it is representing a good cause, because I know the Wellness Council works super hard to help people with mental health.”

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