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Finalists Named in Reusable Bag Artwork Contest
The City of Frisco Environmental Services Division names five finalists in its Reusable Bag Artwork Contest. More than 75 students submitted artwork for the contest which ended March 12.
Entries were judged on originality, simplicity, legibility and creativity. The winning design will be announced on Thursday, April 22, which marks the 40th anniversary of Earth Day. The winning artwork will appear on reusable shopping bags available for sale at Tom Thumb in Frisco. All proceeds from bag sales, along with a $500 donation from Tom Thumb, will benefit the Frisco Education Foundation and be used to create an environmental scholarship for a FISD high school senior.
Here are the finalists: