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Band heads to state for first time

by | Nov 5, 2015 | Education, Life & Style

Despite rainy conditions, Farmersville residents showed up in force to support the Fightin' Farmers Marching Band as they headed to state for the first time in the school's history Nov. 1. They received an escort by the Farmersville Fire Department and Police Department. The marching band placed 11th out of 281 bands in the 3A division. For stories and more photos about the band's journey, see the Nov. 12 edition.

Despite rainy conditions, Farmersville residents showed up in force to support the Fightin’ Farmers Marching Band as they headed to state for the first time in the school’s history Nov. 1. They received an escort by the Farmersville Fire Department and Police Department. The marching band placed 11th out of 281 bands in the 3A division. For stories and more photos about the band’s journey, see the Nov. 12 edition.

Despite rainy conditions, Farmersville residents showed up in force Nov. 1 to support the Fightin’ Farmers Marching Band as they headed to San Antonio for state competition for the first time in the school’s history. They received an escort by the Farmersville Fire Department and Police Department. The marching band placed 11th out of 281 bands in the 3A division. For stories and more photos, see the Nov. 12 edition.

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