- Lions assist eyeglass project
- Waters is Young Marine of the Year
- TLWC CPR Training, Feb. 21
- D38 Chess Tournament, Feb. 24
- Ice Cream for Breakfast, Feb. 24
- Stars of Tomorrow auditions, Feb. 24
- USAFA wildfire, Feb. 25
Lions assist eyeglass project
Waters is Young Marine of the Year
TLWC CPR Training, Feb. 21
D38 Chess Tournament, Feb. 24
Ice Cream for Breakfast, Feb. 24
Stars of Tomorrow auditions, Feb. 24
There was singing, gymnastics, piano and guitar playing, even clogging at the auditions for the second annual Stars of Tomorrow talent show. The auditions were held Feb. 21, 24, and 25 at “Big Red,” the D38 administration building in Monument. The Kiwanis Club of Monument Hill puts on the show that’ll take place March 17 at Palmer Ridge High School. Winners will be announced that night. The elementary school winner will earn $500, and the top middle school student will take home $750. Two scholarships worth $1,000 and $2,000 will be given to the high school winners. Photos by Michael Weinfeld.
Above: Korina Mirenda performs a gymnastics routine. (58 sec)
Above: Evie LaBouliere and Caroline Marsh perform a gymnastics routine. (1 min 9 sec)
Above: Rowan Vaughn performs a song. (1 min 19 sec)
Above: Ashlyn Boomer sings “Goodbye Yellow Brick Road.” (1 min 8 sec)
Above: William Woo plays the piano. (26 sec)
Above: Benton Miles sings “Cold.” (28 sec)
USAFA wildfire, Feb. 25
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