By Justin Wright
University of Kentucky School of Journalism and Telecommunications
Phil Burchell took home the first prize in the chili cookoff that was held at Midway Christian Church Monday night. The cookoff was the theme of the monthly dinner, which the church holds for the community on the last Monday of each month.
Although the church holds the event, only eight to 10 of the 28 pots of chili came from members of the church, said the Rev. Heather McColl, the pastor.
The second-place winner was Ron Gruzesky. Jim Wombles came in third. The judges were Mayor Tom Bozarth, Versailles Asst. Police Chief Jimmy Fugate and Northside Elementary School Ryan Asher. About 175 people attended.
University of Kentucky School of Journalism and Telecommunications
Phil Burchell took home the first prize in the chili cookoff that was held at Midway Christian Church Monday night. The cookoff was the theme of the monthly dinner, which the church holds for the community on the last Monday of each month.
Although the church holds the event, only eight to 10 of the 28 pots of chili came from members of the church, said the Rev. Heather McColl, the pastor.
The second-place winner was Ron Gruzesky. Jim Wombles came in third. The judges were Mayor Tom Bozarth, Versailles Asst. Police Chief Jimmy Fugate and Northside Elementary School Ryan Asher. About 175 people attended.
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