Grants Pass High School color guard member Mila Johnson (front) performs alongside fellow members while performing a showcase during the 32nd annual Pride of the Northwest at the school's Mel Ingram Field on Saturday. As the host school, Grants Pass performs but doesn't compete.
By Chrissy Ewald of the Daily Courier
High school marching bands from across Oregon and Northern California got their day in the spotlight on Saturday at the 32nd annual Pride of the Northwest competition.
The competition, held each year at Grants Pass High School's Mel Ingram Field, pits marching bands and color guards against each other to see who can demonstrate the best music and performance.
Hidden Valley receiver Jordan Wise-O'Driscoll stretches out to catch the ball on a 60-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Will Barnes during Friday night's game against South Umpqua in Murphy.
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It was the kind of start that Hidden Valley head coach Nathan Scott was hoping to avoid.
Scott’s Mustangs fell behind by 17 points before the first quarter was over. Hidden Valley couldn’t get out of that hole, falling to visiting South Umpqua 48-26 in Friday night’s non-league football game in Murphy.
Black artists, creators and storytellers are invited to submit their individual forms of artistic expression for the annual Black History Month exhibit at the Rogue Galley & Art Center in Medford.
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