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Blue Leads for the Sharpener's Logo Color. Last Chance to Vote!

Last year, 108 people voted on the logo color for the Sharpener, Sharpstown's free source for hyperlocal news. Currently, blue leads with 30 "ballots," while purple-green comes at a close second with 23.

Didn't get to vote yet? Just subscribe to the Sharpener for free and comment on this article with your color of choice. Voting ends at midnight on January 31.

See the top four contenders below.

#1: Blue: 30 votes

#2: Purple-Green: 23 votes

#3: Yellow: 13 votes

#4: Blue-Green: 11 votes

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