FORT WAYNE â DeKalb Winter Percussion placed second in a competition at Carroll High School over the weekend.
The Winter Percussion unitâs next show will be this coming weekend at Franklin Community High School with a performance time of 4:01 p.m. In-person tickets are $7 for adults and $5 for children with two tickets allowed per member.
Access to a livestream will be available at franklinbands.anywhereseat.com. The livestream ticket price is $10, with a $1.25 credit card processing fee. The livestream will be available for the entire day.
Following last weekendâs show, DeKalb drumline section leader Parker Morton said âI am very excited to see where this show is going to go in the coming weeks. We are getting closer and closer to the top spots every week we go out. Also extremely proud of the group and the effort everyone is putting in to make this year happen.â
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(Ripley County, Ind.) - The Ripley County Community Foundation proudly announces Riley Schebler as Ripley County’s 2021 Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship recipient. Riley will receive full tuition for 4 years of undergraduate study and a $900 per year book stipend to the Indiana college or university of his choice.
Riley is the son of Ryan and Jennifer Schebler and is a senior at Oldenburg Academy. Although he currently does not know which college he will be attending in the Fall of 2021, he hopes to attend either Indiana University or the University of Notre Dame to pursue a degree in Business. Along with being a top student at his high school, Riley is also a member of the National Honor Society, the Varsity Tennis Team, the Varsity Basketball Team, and is a volunteer at his church.