Lake County Treasurer Michael Zuren is bringing back the annual Christmas Coloring Contest. Open to students from all Lake County schools, daycare centers, and individual children of any age, the ...

A Christmas Coloring Contest sponsored by the Oxford Twp. Police Dept. provided some thoughtful ideas about what the holiday means to children. Prize baskets were delivered to the seven winners ...

The office at Guardian Angel School held a Christmas coloring contest in house for pre-k to 8th grade students. The contest pages were handed out prior to Thanksgiving and had to be returned by ...

The Christmas Coloring Contest for ages 3-12, and the Christmas Movie Quotes Teen Trivia are soon coming to a close at the Briggs Lawrence County Pubic Library. Pick up a coloring sheet, and return it ...

The Daily Reflector has announced winners of its annual Christmas Coloring Contest. There were more than 450 entries for the contest, sponsored by Robinson's Jewelers and the Reflector's Newspapers In ...

Santa Claus shows off his creativity tonight. True believers know the man from the North Pole will visit billions of homes and distribute zillions of toys — and still be home for breakfast Christmas ...

View the slideshow of photos on the right for the winners in The Post-Standard's 2011 Christmas Coloring Contest. The first-place winners in each category received a $50 cash award, second-place ...

The 11-year-old won this year's AES Indiana Coloring Contest, and she gets to “flip the switch” for the Downtown Indy, Inc. Circle of Lights. Williamson is a 5th grader at Monrovia Elementary school.

This year’s mitten-coloring contest spread holiday cheer, and The Spokesman-Review judges were impressed by mittens adorned with animals, the Pavilion at Riverfront, Zags fandom and more. In the 4-and ...

The Lake County Treasurer’s Office has announced its Christmas coloring pages contest. Four coloring pages were chosen which include Santa Claus, The Grinch, and a Reindeer. Children can submit their ...

The colors were as bright on paper as they had been in homes throughout the Capital Region. And the judges had difficulty deciding which artists to name as winners of this year’s Daily Gazette ...