Jessica Armstrong
Reporter
Little Levels 4-H Club in Hillsboro held its monthly meeting December 11.
The club members held a cookie contest where the members brought cookies they made to the meeting.
The cookies were judged by the members for the prettiest, the most scrumptious and the most creative.
After the judging, the group went out to spread Christmas cheer by caroling and passing out the cookies.
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