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Lilly Graham from Piqua Catholic School, standing left, and Elijah Amick from Piqua Junior High School, standing far right, face off as the final two contestants in Thursday’s Piqua City-Wide Spelling Bee at Piqua Central Intermediate School. Amick finished the night as the Piqua Spelling Bee champion while Graham was runner-up. The annual event is sponsored by the Piqua Kiwanis Club.

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