A Dock Mennonite Academy senior won first prize in Montgomery County’s Overdose Prevention Billboard contest.
Caitlin May was recognized for her efforts participating in this year’s contest hosted in partnership with the county’s family services and drug and alcohol offices. Her artwork was featured during the June 18 Montgomery County Board of Commissioners meeting.
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