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MALLET MASTERY
Gillespie Life
News Staff, on November 4, 2020
MALLET MASTERY

The Pride of the Texas Hill Country Marching Band has had a rough season dealing with COVID-19, quarantines and the ultimate cancellation of its University Interscholastic League marching program. But band members entertained the home crowd to a treat on Friday with its “The Tie That Binds” program.

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