Broadus competes in Meridian, Miss.

Mallory Broadus

On Nov. 11, Mallory Broadus competed in the "Afterschool (Not) Idle" talent search in Meridian, Miss. with 61 other contestants in grades K-12.

Each contestant had to send in a demo tape to qualify. Mallory was one of the top three winners and will go on to compete against these other students on Nov. 28 at the MSU Riley Center (newly renovated opera house) in Meridian.

At this time each of the competitors will once again sing one song, and then the grand prize of $1000 in Peavey products and studio time with backing musicians will be awarded.

The first runner up will receive $750 in Peavey products and the second runner up will receive $500 in Peavey products. Peavey Electronics presented this local installment of the nationwide rally that emphasized the importance of keeping the lights on the doors open at after school programs. The talents search was sponsored by Peavey Electronics and The Radio People (WOKK, WKZB, WJXM and WMLV).

Mallory is the daughter of Robbie and Debbie Broadus of Thomasville.

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