By james art 
Kilgore College will host the 62nd Annual Regional Scientific Fair in Eastern Texas on Friday, February 7, showing local winners of the Schools Fair in the area (grades 6-12), who are invited to attend the competition.
Scientific projects will be available for public viewing from 7:30 to 9am that the projects will be on display on the Pickball court at the Fitness Center of Parks, and the high school projects will be located in the student center of Deval.
More than 80 projects from elementary, junior high schools and high schools in Eastern Texas will be presented in this year’s competition, showing the creativity and inventions of students in both the community and judges.
The finalists in both youth and senior divisions will move to the Texas Scientific and Engineering Fair on March 28-29 at the College (grade 6-12).
The common winner of the scientific fair in the senior department (grades 9-12) will move to the International Fair of Science and Engineering of Regeneron (ISEF) in Columbus, Ohio, May 10-16.
For more information, visit www.kilgore.edu/sciencefair.
For the Regional Scientific Fair of ET in KC:
The Regional Scientific Fair in Eastern Texas, hosting KC since its inception in 1963, has become an event in Cornerstone to promote innovation and scientific curiosity among young minds in the region. Over the last six decades, the fair has provided a platform for medium and high school students in Eastern Texas to show their skills for research, creativity and problem solving. Created to inspire the next generation of scientists, the lasting heritage of the scientific fair emphasizes its commitment to enhancing STEM education and celebrating academic achievements.