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This year's North Georgia's Got Talent Show in 11 photos

Madi Rose belts out an original song titled “Say Goodbye” at the third annual North Georgia’s Got Talent Show on Oct. 13. Rose took home first place in this year’s competition. - photo by Jessica Taylor

noa 1 — Madi Rose belts out an original song titled “Say Goodbye” at the third annual North Georgia’s Got Talent Show on Oct. 13. Rose took home first place in this year’s competition. - photo by Jessica Taylor

No One Alone (NOA) held its third annual North Georgia’s Got Talent Show Oct. 13 at the Dawson County Performing Arts Center. The show is a fundraiser for NOA, a domestic violence shelter serving men, women and children in Lumpkin and Dawson counties.

Cumming resident Jonie Marie Stone sings “If I Ain’t Got You” by Alicia Keys at the Oct. 13 North Georgia’s Got Talent Show at the Dawson County Performing Arts Center. Stone’s powerful vocals snagged her second place in the competition. - photo by Jessica Taylor

noa 2 — Cumming resident Jonie Marie Stone sings “If I Ain’t Got You” by Alicia Keys at the Oct. 13 North Georgia’s Got Talent Show at the Dawson County Performing Arts Center. Stone’s powerful vocals snagged her second place in the competition. - photo by Jessica Taylor

Ryan Adams, of Dahlonega, spins fire while blindfolded for his talent in the North Georgia’s Got Talent Show hosted by No One Alone. Adams’ unique display of fire spinning and Tai Chi earned him a third place tie in the Oct. 13 show. - photo by Jessica Taylor

noa 3 — Ryan Adams, of Dahlonega, spins fire while blindfolded for his talent in the North Georgia’s Got Talent Show hosted by No One Alone. Adams’ unique display of fire spinning and Tai Chi earned him a third place tie in the Oct. 13 show. - photo by Jessica Taylor

Hunter Dowdle performs “Don’t Close Your Eyes” by Keith Whitley on his acoustic guitar at the North Georgia’s Got Talent Show, earning him a third place tie in the third annual competition. - photo by Jessica Taylor

noa 4 — Hunter Dowdle performs “Don’t Close Your Eyes” by Keith Whitley on his acoustic guitar at the North Georgia’s Got Talent Show, earning him a third place tie in the third annual competition. - photo by Jessica Taylor

Dawson County native Logan Armstrong smiles at the judges after performing “I Wish Grandpas Never Died” by Riley Green at the Dawson County Performing Arts Center. - photo by Jessica Taylor

noa 5 — Dawson County native Logan Armstrong smiles at the judges after performing “I Wish Grandpas Never Died” by Riley Green at the Dawson County Performing Arts Center. - photo by Jessica Taylor

University of North Georgia sociology professor David Broad embodies Louis Armstrong for his performance of “What a Wonderful World” at the third annual North Georgia’s Got Talent Show. Broad’s rendition of the jazz classic earned him the People’s Choice Award. - photo by Jessica Taylor

noa 6 — University of North Georgia sociology professor David Broad embodies Louis Armstrong for his performance of “What a Wonderful World” at the third annual North Georgia’s Got Talent Show. Broad’s rendition of the jazz classic earned him the People’s Choice Award. - photo by Jessica Taylor

The 10 contestants in the 2019 North Georgia’s Got Talent Show wait for the judges to announce the winners of the competition Oct. 13. - photo by Jessica Taylor

noa 7 — The 10 contestants in the 2019 North Georgia’s Got Talent Show wait for the judges to announce the winners of the competition Oct. 13. - photo by Jessica Taylor

Cumming resident Jayna Jennings performs an Americana song she wrote titled “Lost Time” during the 2019 North Georgia’s Got Talent Show on Oct. 13. - photo by Jessica Taylor

noa 8 — Cumming resident Jayna Jennings performs an Americana song she wrote titled “Lost Time” during the 2019 North Georgia’s Got Talent Show on Oct. 13. - photo by Jessica Taylor

Mark Schneider performs ”Bring Mother Freedom Back to Me,” an original country song he wrote at the 2019 North Georgia’s Got Talent Show on Oct. 13. - photo by Jessica Taylor

noa 9 — Mark Schneider performs ”Bring Mother Freedom Back to Me,” an original country song he wrote at the 2019 North Georgia’s Got Talent Show on Oct. 13. - photo by Jessica Taylor

Elaine Cannon and Diane Dehart, of Ellijay, perform a gospel song on piano called “I Believe” for their talent in the annual fundraiser for No One Alone. - photo by Jessica Taylor

noa 10 — Elaine Cannon and Diane Dehart, of Ellijay, perform a gospel song on piano called “I Believe” for their talent in the annual fundraiser for No One Alone. - photo by Jessica Taylor

Mike Case channels Bob Dylan for his acoustic rendition of “Make You Feel My Love” during the Oct. 13 talent show. - photo by Jessica Taylor

noa 11 — Mike Case channels Bob Dylan for his acoustic rendition of “Make You Feel My Love” during the Oct. 13 talent show. - photo by Jessica Taylor

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