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Carbon High rallies community for $1M stadium upgrade contest

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Carbon High School has advanced as the sole Utah finalist in T-Mobile's nationwide Friday Night 5G Lights competition, putting the school in contention for $250,000 for winning its regional contest and the $1 million home field upgrade grand prize. This is for rural high schools all over the nation.

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