What does a high school band need to march well in a Mardi Gras parade? Stamina. And of course, good music. But that's usually already in place for a group like Northside High School's marching band.

Twice every school day, weather permitting, Northside Middle School band director B.J. Marks leaves his classroom and leads his students, their instruments in tow, outside. The group crosses 27th ...

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Fresh off a state championship in football, the Northside High School band is headed to another big game, this time down in Tampa, Florida. Fifty band students will travel to the Outback Bowl to ...

After a 20-year hiatus, a combined band performance featuring middle and high school students in Monroe County Community School Corp. is back. More than 200 students will perform for the community in ...

COLUMBUS, Ind. — Twice every school day, weather permitting, Northside Middle School band director B.J. Marks leaves his classroom and leads his students, their instruments in tow, outside. The group ...

Mardi Gras parades can be a marathon — and no one knows that better than the people who march the routes on foot, past streets full of joyful, king cake-buzzed, bead-loving Louisianans. While float ...

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The pandemic may have changed everything, but it hasn't changed the Northside Christian School's marching band's love for music and sharing it with the community. After the ...

On June 2, former Stanford swimmer Brock Allen Turner was sentenced to six months in prison and three years of probation, a lenient punishment because the judge believed anything longer would have “a ...

The Royal Ambassador Marching Band from Northside Christian School won another state championship at the Florida Marching Band Championships Nov. 23 at Tropicana Field. It's the school's second state ...

Instruments weren't the only items filling the Northside High School band room on Wednesday morning. Students also came to class with luggage in hand, as the band members prepared to load onto buses ...