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MORGANTOWN STUDENT WINS 2013 WEST VIRGINIA GEOGRAPHIC BEE

Andrew Christy, a 7th grader from St. Francis Central Catholic School in Morgantown, is once again the first place winner in the 2013 West Virginia Geographic Bee. The event was held Friday, April 5th at Concord University. Christy will represent West Virginia in the national competition in Washington, D.C.. The winner of that contest will be the National Geographic Bee Champion.