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Collegians presen spring concert The Collegians of Ea, t Central Community College will present their spring campus concert at 8 p.m. Monday, April 9, in Huff Auditorium on the Decatur campus. This popular group will perform .music by such artists as Uncle Kracker, No Doubt, Tamia and many others. Special guests will be former Collegian members who will perform with a "flash from the past" set. Group members include (kneel– ing from left) technicians Ben Boyette of Southeast Lauderdale, Robert Hodgins of Neshoba Central, Josh Young of Leake Academy. Ryan Woodard of Louisville, Andy Murphy of Southeast Lauderdale and Josh Tillman of Forest; (middle row, from left) vocalists Amber Gainer APPEARED IN : LAKE MESSENGER______________ SCOTT COUNTY TIMES________ UNION APPEAL _ ______________ WINSTON COUNTY JOURNAL_______ SPIRIT OF MORTON_ ______ NEWTON MESSENGER

t.e of Louisville, Josh Burton of Ne ' Tramill ofNe!.wton, Claire Edgar of U ll Newton County and Teresa Ogletree1t and (top row, from left) Frazier Wasb Brittany Bane, guitar, and Kirk 1\fu,., Neshoba Central; Lucas Majure. drun trumpet, both of Newton County: anY pet, of Philadelphia. Thomas W. Car~te ed musicians and plays guitar. The th entertain at the Starlight Cafe' in Dis as in Orlando, Florida, this May.

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