The Davis County Democratic Party is sponsoring its third-annual Constitution essay contest, open to all eighth-grade students in the Davis School District.
Applications will be available beginning Wednesday from social studies teachers. The contest will close Dec. 18, and awards will be presented at a place and date to be determined.
Prizes totaling $1,000 in cash and United States savings bonds will be awarded. The subject of this year's essay is "Which Amendment to the Constitution is Most Important to You and Why?"
For more information contact Beverly Dawson at jamesdawson77@msn.com or call 546-6428.
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