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Crestview High student's artwork to be displayed in U.S. Capitol

Crestview High School Senior Dakota Voyce was awarded a second-place ribbon in the recent Northwest Florida Congressional Art Show. His Grizzly Bear scratchboard, titled “Nature’s Guard,” will be displayed for one year in the U.S. Capitol. [Special to the News Bulletin]

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Published May 1, 2017By archive
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