St. C. homecoming queen crowned
ST. CLAIRSVILLE’S Ariel Ott smiles after she picked the red rose Friday night prior to the game against Martins Ferry to become the Red Devils’ 2020 homecoming queen. Football player Will Balgo was selected as the king.
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