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- Members of the McComb Community Choir rehearse Wednesday night at New Heights Baptist Church in Summit, where the singers will perform 2:30 p.m. Sunday.
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Community choir performs Sunday
By CARRIE CHEUNG - STAFF WRITER
Fri,12/09/22-9:22AM , 1,206 Reads
The McComb Community Choir will perform a free, one-hour concert Sunday afternoon, singing a selection of Christmas songs followed by the seven short movements of Pergolesi’s “Magnificat” at New Heights Baptist Church.
The performance begins at 2:30 p.m.
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- First-graders Rylee Dunn and Montel White pose with children’s book author Matthew Swanson and the Build-A-Bear teddy bears they won in a drawing at North Pike Elementary School on Tuesday.
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Family brings joy of reading
By CARRIE CHEUNG - Staff Writer
Thu,12/08/22-11:40AM , 1,265 Reads
Matthew Swanson and Robbi Behr rolled into North Pike Elementary School in an almost cartoonish-looking school bus that resembles the illustrations of the couple’s children’s books, with their four kids and dogs in tow Tuesday morning.
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- Teachers Whitney Campbell, left, and Courtney Wilkerson, right, and their students pose for a photo with illustrator Robbi Behr, center.
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Busload of Books tour comes to North Pike
By CARRIE CHEUNG - STAFF WRITER
Thu,12/08/22-10:45AM , 1,397 Reads
Matthew Swanson and Robbi Behr rolled into North Pike Elementary School in an almost cartoonish-looking school bus that resembles the illustrations of the couple’s children’s books, with their four kids and dogs in tow Tuesday morning.
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- From left are Madison Winters, Kristin Ratliff and Kristina Smith.
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Gift of love: Presents, engagements keep Selman’s busy
By CARRIE CHEUNG - STAFF WRITER
Sat,12/03/22-5:53PM , 1,080 Reads
Selling jewelry that can be passed down to the next generation brings Kristen Ratliff joy, especially during the Christmas season at Selman’s Jeweler-Gemologists.
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