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Fine Arts Night showcased student music and visual arts

Farrah Marrie Caver, Staff writer • April 21, 2026
Rebekah Arnold
Alice Racek presents her art during Fine Arts night on April 22

Fine arts night on Wednesday April 22. Come see student pieces from all classes through the arts department at 7 pm in the Large Group Room  and during school hours the following day Thursday April 23rd. There will be pieces showcased from students such as Addison Howell with stained glass, and  Alice Racek with 3D art. There will also be live music performed in the atrium by the sound of the south. Come support the Panthers!

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