Wrangell Sentinel -

Anti-tobacco advocates thought a little friendly competition between Wrangell and Petersburg might draw attention to their message.

"It's been a challenge to reach people because we're not having face-to-face meetings," said Tammi Meissner, Wrangell SEARHC health educator.

Organizers put up posters in each town, showing the connection between tobacco use, e-cigarettes and health, and asked people to find and take pictures of the hidden posters, and then put them on the event's Facebook page.

The posters targeted "vaping and the tobacco industry's marketing of flavors to kids," Meissner said...