Eighth-grader Genevieve Ramey won the 21 WFMJ Spelling Bee, spelling "comminatory" to earn a $2,000 scholarship and a spot in the national bee. La estudiante de octavo grado Genevieve Ramey ganó el 21 WFMJ Spelling Bee, deletreando "comminatory" para ganar una beca de $2,000 y un lugar en la competencia nacional.

Eighth-grader Genevieve Ramey won the 93rd annual 21 WFMJ Regional Spelling Bee in Youngstown, correctly spelling "comminatory" to earn a $2,000 scholarship and a spot in the 101st Scripps National Spelling Bee. La estudiante de octavo grado Genevieve Ramey ganó la 93a edición anual de la 21 WFMJ Regional Spelling Bee en Youngstown, deletreando correctamente "comminatory" para ganar una beca de $2,000 y un lugar en la 101a edición de la Scripps National Spelling Bee. She defeated over 60 students from Mahoning and Trumbull counties, with Isaac Sosnowski and Violet Sheen taking second and third place, each receiving $1,000 and $500 scholarships. Ella derrotó a más de 60 estudiantes de los condados de Mahoning y Trumbull, con Isaac Sosnowski y Violet Sheen tomando el segundo y tercer lugar, cada uno recibiendo becas de $ 1,000 y $ 500. The competition featured challenging words like “netiquette” and “graticule.” Ramey, a swimmer and clarinet player, credited her parents and teacher Laura Luoma for her preparation. La competencia contó con palabras desafiantes como netiquette y graticule. Ramey, nadadora y clarinetista, atribuyó su preparación a sus padres y a su maestra Laura Luoma.