Kids Collect Prizes In P-N's Annual Easter Coloring Contest

Friday, April 10, 2020

Ron Smith

It was a tough year for the judges in The Prospect-News Annual Easter Coloring Contest but after much deliberation the winners were decided and the prizes were presented Friday. The contest is made possible by the following community-minded sponsors: E&S Pharmacy, Hometown Pharmacy, Southern Bank, Peoples Community Bank, Jamison's SuperSaver, Amazing In Home Services, Edwards Funeral Home and the Doniphan-Ripley County Public Library.

Three-year-old Liam Hawkins was our youngest contest participant and earned the prize for the 4-5 age group at Hometown Pharmacy. (Ron Smith)
Addyson Crader was the winner in 6-7 age division at Southern Bank. (Ron Smith)
Bentlee Taylor was the winner in the 8-9 age group at The Prospect-News. Paisley Taylor was the winner in the 4-5 age group at E&S Pharmacy. (Ron Smith)
Ellie Crowder was the winner in the 8-9 age group at Edwards Funeral Home, Peoples Community Bank, Amazing In Home Services, the Doniphan-Ripley County Public Library and E&S Pharmacy. Kelsie Crowder was the winner in the 4-5 age group at Jamison's Super Saver and Amazing In Home Services. (Ron Smith)
Jacey Engelken was winner in the 4-5 age group at Peoples Community Bank, Southern Bank and Amazing In Home Services. Kinsley Engelken was winner in the 4-5 age group at the Doniphan-Ripley County Public Library. (Ron Smith)
Michael Patterson was the winner in the 6-7 age group at Peoples Community Bank, E&S Pharmacy and The Prospect-News. (Ron Smith)
Molly Rainbolt was the winner in the 8-9 age group at Southern Bank. Emmi Rainbolt was the winner in the 6-7 age group at Jamison's SuperSaver. (Ron Smith)
Noah Johnson was the winner in the 4-5 age group at the Doniphan-Ripley County Public Library, Edwards Funeral Home and The Prospect-News. (Ron Smith)
Racheal Stadler was the winner in the 8-9 age group at Jamison's Super Saver and Hometown Pharmacy. (Ron Smith)
Paisley Alfonso was the winner in the 6-7 age group at Edwards Funeral Home and Hometown Pharmacy. (Ron Smith)