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Wednesday, December 10, 2003

Campbell Co.'s band at inauguration



The Cincinnati Enquirer

ALEXANDRIA - Campbell County High School's Band of Pride performed in Tuesday's inaugural parade for Gov. Ernie Fletcher.

The band was selected by Campbell County Judge-executive Steve Pendery to represent Campbell County in the Frankfort parade.

Earlier this week each of the group's 117 members and staff received a citation from Frankfort arranged by Kentucky state Rep. Jon Draud for their work.




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