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Jason Toth and Lee Lambert competed in a cornhole tournament at the 15th-annual Burger Bash hosted by the Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce at the Harp & Habit. The tournament attracted several teams vying for a $200 cash prize, showcasing local talent and community spirit. Attendees enjoyed a variety of food from the restaurant and also participated in a Chinese auction and a 50-50 drawing. Funds raised during the event benefited the Anita Jackson Community Service Scholarship program, which provides scholarships to local high school graduates and non-traditional students actively involved in their communities. This program honors the legacy of Anita Jackson, who was dedicated to community service.

The event's success illustrates the strong community ties and support for education in Jefferson County. Local businesses played a significant role in making the event possible, demonstrating their commitment to the area. The Burger Bash continues to be a hallmark event, promoting both fun and philanthropy.

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