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Source: Marion Citizen

On Nov. 8, the Southern Express Big Band performed a patriotic concert featuring the Marion County Memorial Honor Guard at Countryside Presbyterian Church. The concert was organized by Grace Dunlevy, the church’s concert chair since 2018, with her team of…

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