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Destin names 2021 outdoor Christmas decorating contest winners

The City of Destin announced the winners of this year’s Holiday Outdoor Decorating Contest. “The contest proved to be difficult to judge as many Destin homes, businesses and organizations did a […]

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The City of Destin announced the winners of this year’s Holiday Outdoor Decorating Contest.

“The contest proved to be difficult to judge as many Destin homes, businesses and organizations did a fantastic job showing their Holiday spirit through decorations,” said Catherine Card, Public Information Manager for the City.

Information was provided to the judges who canvassed Destin with the challenging task of picking the best-of-the-best.

Best Decorated Business: King’s Furniture & Mattress, 737 Harbor Boulevard
Best Overall Holiday: David Stowe, Burning Tree Drive
Best Decorated Home: The Morgan Family, Dawn Lane
Best Decorated Organization: The Palms of Destin, 4201 Indian Bayou Trail

The winners will be recognized by Mayor Gary Jarvis and the Destin City Council at the January 3rd council meeting. Each winner will receive a plaque commemorating the contest.

Top Row: The Morgan Family (L) and The Palms of Destin
Bottom Row: King’s Furniture & Mattress (L) and Stowe Residence

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