Stealing the Show

Friday, August 2, 2013

By JOYCE ORLANDO Staff Writer

The Cloverdale Marching Band is on the case as it prepares for the Indiana State Fair Band Day. The Clovers are one of 40 bands from across the state to participate today in Indianapolis. This year drum majors (from left) Mitchell Stacy, Kyle Manion and Rae McFadden lead the Clovers in finding the missing "Clover Jewels" stolen by Kess Raiser in an original showcalled "Night Guise" by Rusty Bottomlee . The show was produced specifically for the students in the Cloverdale Marching Band. The band will perform today at the Indiana State Fair at 11 a.m.

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Why doesn't Greencastle High School have a Marching Band?

-- Posted by talkymom3 on Fri, Aug 2, 2013, at 6:23 PM

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