Band instrument drive succeeds

by KENNETH CROWSON • STAFF WRITER
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Left to right are band Director Joseph McNulty, eighth grade clarinet player Molly Bolling and seventh grade alto saxophone player Hannah Mullins performing ‘Shenandoah’ at the county School Board meeting. KENNETH CROWSON PHOTO


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