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Wednesday, October 7, 2026 at 5:50 PM
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It’s a three-peat

It’s a three-peat

The Laurel-Concord-Coleridge Marching Band took first place in the D division for the third year in a row at the Dakota Days Parade in Vermillion on Saturday. Pictured are marching band members (back row) Kyler Hangman, Kory Burns, Aliya Detlefsen, Stella Graham, Foster Stone, Jeremiah Kinkaid, (third row) Trystan Sims, Jacey Folkers, Ruby Jonas, Maddy Campbell, Tiernan Parsons, Myles Parsons,PeytonBenson,SimonneWright,LizzbethLempke, (second row) Josalynn Young, Alyza Leonard, Jolynn Kinkaid, Caden Barnes, Olivia Wright, Alex Allison (front row) and seniors Paul Allison with the 2024 plaque, Faith Galvin with the 2025 plaque and Christian Staples with the 2026 plaque. (Left) The LCC Marching Band’s Drum Major, Faith Galvin, holds the band’s first place award.

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