Three giraffe sculptures reside in Topeka and you can help pick their names.
Topeka Zoo director Brendan Wiley announced a naming competition for the sculptures Saturday at Breezeway Park’s dedication ceremony.
How do I enter the Topeka Zoo s giraffe sculpture competition?
Giraffe-naming hopefuls will need to scan a QR code that is scattered at businesses near a statue. One statue is at Breezeway Park in NOTO, one is at the zoo and one is at Fairlawn Plaza in the mall, which was revealed on Thursday. The statue at the Topeka Zoo has QR codes in the gift shop.
Wiley said the competition will likely remain open throughout the summer and there isn’t a limit on how many names one person can submit.
Topeka Zoo announces naming contest for its three giraffe sculptures around town Here is how to enter
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I am dismayed that you publish certain letters concerning the big-box stores, which are still able to sell items they deem “not essential.” Our government and health “experts” have not provided one single statistical or epidemiological study proving that small businesses and stores are vectors of COVID infection. Instead, they made subjective guesstimates, which have devastated our economy and people’s lives.
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