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Show choir named state champs

3/29/2017

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Franklin Central High School’s FC Singers were named show choir state champions Saturday by the Indiana State School Music Association. The ensemble swept best vocals and choreography in the large school mixed division to win its second state title in four years. The school’s High Voltage, an all-female choir, placed third in the unisex division.

The FC Singers feature (in no particular order) Elizabeth Akers, Ashley Andry, Allison Anness, Breanna Archer, Cameron Ball, Sarah Beckwith, Kaylee Benge, Dillon Betz, Emily Boudrot, Jarod Bracken, Jordan Brewer, Randy Brooks, Cameron Brown, Payton Bryan, Halle Catlow, Alexis Clark, Brice Clesi, Eleanor Conley, Christopher Conwell, Ryan Demaree, Brayden Denney, Bailey Dolan, Tanner Dolan, Allison Downham, Savanna Duncan, Roxanna Hair, Brayden Hall, Josh Harrigan, Sophie Hood, Christian Howe, Tatum Howell, Kye Hunter, Kelsey Kendall, Dawson Koesters, Chloe Kolanowski, Caleb Loobie, Harley McCloud, Ethan McCormick, Elizabeth McCoy, Jakob Meier, Rowan Meier, Kloe Neuenschwander, Grace O’Brien, Kayla O’Malley, Grace Pacheco, Brock Perry, Dejah Riley, Alisa Risner, Mark Roberds, Joshua Shelton, Amrit Singh, Jimmy Singh, Sofia Smock, Steven Spangle, Denise Stofer, Maggie Thomas, Dewayne Watson, Carson Whitesell, Alex Williams, Jill Wooster and Sam Young.

In keeping with the American Dairy Association of Indiana’s motto of “Winners Drink Milk,” Franklin Central Choral Department directors (from left) Andrew Knaup and Bradley Gardner, dance captains Allison Anness and Brice Clesi and Briann Holt, a student-teacher and director of the accompaniment band Electric Mayhem, enjoy some milk.    
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Dazzling and splendid colors

3/29/2017

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Exhibit opens at White River Gardens

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PHOTO BY CORY WILSON With a wingspan up to 8 inches, the blue morpho is one of the world’s largest butterflies.
PictureSUBMITTED PHOTO The zebra longwing can be found in the southern United States from Texas to Florida and in Central America and northern South America.
Vivid swirls of living color and the delicate whispers of wings fill the air as Butterfly Kaleidoscope has returned to the Indianapolis Zoo.

Following a yearlong hiatus, guests can once again experience the beautiful exhibit through Sept. 10. Set inside the Hilbert Conservatory at White River Gardens, the showcase features thousands of free-flying butterflies in a tropical paradise.

The exhibit highlights 40 species from four continents. Among the radiant varieties are Indiana natives, including the American painted lady, as well as stunning exotic insects, from the small-yet-striking Costa Rica tiger to the blue morpho, one of the world’s largest butterflies with a wingspan up to 8 inches.

With 30 brand-new species, Butterfly Kaleidoscope is featuring moths for the first time. Among them are the Madagascan sunset moth, a multicolored, iridescent insect often thought of as the most beautiful of its kind.

Visitors can witness the creatures’ incredible metamorphosis unfolding inside the emergence chamber. Timed daily releases offer a perfect opportunity for guests to have a close encounter, and a newly emerged butterfly may even pause momentarily on a guest’s hand before taking its inaugural flight.

Admission to the gardens is free for zoo members. Guests can purchase tickets at www.IndianapolisZoo.com.

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This unnamed butterfly was photographed by Mindy Riley
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