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Press ReleaseNeutral2026-06-25

Latta Welcomes 2026 Congressional Art Competition Winner to Capitol

Robert E. Latta
Robert E. Latta
ROH-5 · Representative
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This press release from Representative Robert E. Latta (R-OH) was published on 2026-06-25 and titled "Latta Welcomes 2026 Congressional Art Competition Winner to Capitol".

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Latta Welcomes 2026 Congressional Art Competition Winner to Capitol

Today, Congressman Bob Latta (OH-5) welcomed Ohio’s Fifth Congressional District winner of the 2026 Congressional Art Competition, Sarah Mathey, to the U.S. Capitol. Mathey, a recent graduate of Bowling Green High School, joined fellow winners from across the country in Washington, DC, for the unveiling of their artwork displayed at the Capitol. Her piece, “Hometown,” will hang in the Capitol for the next year. “I am delighted to welcome Sarah to the U.S. Capitol for the unveiling of her artwork. Ohio’s Fifth District is home to tremendous talent, and I am proud that her piece will be displayed here for all visitors to see,” said Latta. “My piece, ‘Hometown,’ allowed me to showcase the charming aspects Bowling Green has to offer and the opportunities it gives to everyone who cross its path. I am proud to represent my community in this year’s Congressional Art Competition and am extremely thankful for what Bowling Green has given me over the past 18 years,” said Mathey. Established in 1982, the Congressional Art Competition encourages and recognizes the creativity of high school students across the country. Since its inception, more than 650,000 students have participated. Each year, the Congressional Art Competition provides a unique opportunity to showcase the outstanding artistic talent found throughout Ohio’s Fifth Congressional District. This year, 57 students representing 13 high schools across Ohio’s Fifth Congressional District participated in the competition. In May, Latta hosted a reception at Bowling Green State University to recognize all participants and display their artwork for family members, friends, and community supporters.
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