Chino Valley in Brief: Knights of Columbus blood drive set for March 16

Anthony Santos, a third-grader at Mingus Springs Charter School, poses with his “Sound Matter!” science project — which earned a first-place ribbon in the school’s 2018-19 Science Fair on Wednesday, March 6. Fourteen students from the school earned first-place ribbons and will be invited to the Yavapai County Science Fair on Friday, March 29, at Tri City College Prep High School in Prescott. The other winners are second-graders Evan Schaller and Eli Furr; third-graders Logan Nagle, James Hines and Braydon King; fourth-graders Konner Nagle, Elijah Christopher, Travis Minkus, Brandon Widtfeldt and Iris Purcell; fifth-grader Body Allen; sixth-grader Alex Furr; and seventh-grader Brody King. (Matt Santos/Courtesy)

Anthony Santos, a third-grader at Mingus Springs Charter School, poses with his “Sound Matter!” science project — which earned a first-place ribbon in the school’s 2018-19 Science Fair on Wednesday, March 6. Fourteen students from the school earned first-place ribbons and will be invited to the Yavapai County Science Fair on Friday, March 29, at Tri City College Prep High School in Prescott. The other winners are second-graders Evan Schaller and Eli Furr; third-graders Logan Nagle, James Hines and Braydon King; fourth-graders Konner Nagle, Elijah Christopher, Travis Minkus, Brandon Widtfeldt and Iris Purcell; fifth-grader Body Allen; sixth-grader Alex Furr; and seventh-grader Brody King. (Matt Santos/Courtesy)

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