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COVINGTON, Va. (VR) - More than 50 local children turned out to audition for the Missoula Children's Theatre production of Rapunzel, arriving alongside the beloved Little Red Truck that has been a familiar sight in the Alleghany Highlands for years. During the weeklong residency, participants will learn fundamental acting skills before taking the stage for a full musical performance on Saturday at Curfman Hall. For more information, please contact the Alleghany Highlands Arts Council at (540) 962-2787. Photo: Christopher Mentz, VR 

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Despite a brief storm before the scheduled start, a large crowd turned out Saturday evening for One Fight Inc.'s Jammin' On The Jackson at Alleghany Outdoors. Concertgoers enjoyed food from Island Wheels Food Truck and Luca's Pizza while a DJ opened the event. Southwest Virginia psychedelic roots reggae band Father Sun took the stage before Lazy Man Dubb Band closed out the night with a lively performance. Photo: Christopher Mentz, VR 

Music Fills the Riverfront at Jammin’ On The Jackson

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COVINGTON, Va. (VR) - National recording artist Glen Shelton made his annual stop in Covington on Saturday night as the Covington Parks and Recreation Summer Music Series continued. The free concert drew a strong crowd to enjoy an evening of live country music. Shelton performed a mix of his original songs along with popular country hits, entertaining those in attendance throughout the evening. The Summer Music Series continues through the end of August, with concerts remaining free to the public. Attendees are encouraged to bring a lawn chair and enjoy the performances. Photo: Christopher Mentz, VR 

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Fighting Blues Cruise to District Title Game with Win over Chargers

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BUENA VISTA – Top-seeded Parry McCluer easily took care of business in the Pioneer District tournament semifinals with a 96-53 victory over 5-seeded Bath County on Wednesday, February 14th in Buena Vista.
 
The Chargers were coming off of an upset win over Highland in the first round on Monday which also clinched their first Class 1, Region C tournament appearance since 2019.
 
The task to get to the district title game was an even more difficult hill to climb as Parry McCluer (20-4) had won 17 of their last 18 games. Slowing them down was no easy task as the Fighting Blues were too much for Bath County.
 
The 96 points was a season-high for PMHS, in which the team had scored 90 on BCHS in their second meeting during the regular season just eight days prior.
 
Evan Cook could not be denied in the semifinal win over Bath County. Cook scored a game-high 25 points, including seven 3-pointers. Langston Cook added 14 for Parry McCluer, while Landon Catlett added 12. 
 
PMHS built an early 29-14 lead after the first quarter and never looked back. 
 
Andrew Turner was the lone Charger in double digits scoring as Turner scored a team-high 14 points, including a set of 3-pointers made. Turner also had six assists. Issac Ingram chipped in with eight points and six rebounds.
 
Bath County hung tight with Parry McCluer behind the 3-point range. The Chargers knocked down 10, while the Fighting Blues had 14. 
 
The run in the district tournament was not over for BCHS as they played against Eastern Montgomery in the consolation/third place game. 
 
Bath County 14 5 16 18 – 53
Parry McCluer 29 27 24 16 – 96
 
BATH COUNTY (53) – A. Turner 14, I. Ingram 8, L. Turner 7, G. Walton 6, C. Hooker 6, W. Campbell 4, F. DeBoe 4, C. Lowry 3, O. Perdue 1. 
 
PARRY MCCLUER (96) – E. Cook 25, L. Cook 14, L. Catlett 12, N. Glass 9, J. Jones 7, B. Houck 7, E. Hill 5, J. Cash 4, B. Holdren 4, D. Tyree 4, C. Henson 3, P. Montgomery 2.
 
3-Pointers – Bath County 10 ( A. Turner 3, I. Ingram 2, C. Hooker 2, L. Turner 1, G. Walton 1, C. Lowry 1). Parry McCluer 14 (E. Cook 7, L. Catlett 3, J. Jones 1, B. Houck 1, E. Hill 1, C. Henson 1).

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