By EMILY LOOSE
For the Herald 

'Cove's Got Talent' Continues to Grow After Four Years

 

October 19, 2023

To raise money for Cove Cause for Cancer, the fourth annual Cove's Got Talent took place Aug. 21. This year's overall winner was former music teacher Ellen Stuckey (middle), who performed a piano solo. Here, she stands with judges Stacey Grab and Alana Atherton.

An annual talent show enables the community to show what makes them unique while raising money for a local foundation.

For the fourth year in a row, Cove's Got Talent took place Saturday, Aug. 19, during Party in the Park. The event was held as a way to raise money for Cove Cause for Cancer and has become a popular event for participants and viewers alike.

The fundraiser is dedicated to helping cancer patients and their families pay for medical and travel expenses.

Tim Guyer has been in charge of Cove's Got Talent from the beginning. He said that the initial idea for the talent show came...



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