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'Big Red' struts its stuff at 77th annual Alle-Kiski Valley Marching Band Festival

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Lukas Lightcap (from left), Hayden Brewer, Jakob Lightcap and Aleigha Hutchinson keep the beat going for Penn Hills during the 77th annual Alle-Kiski Valley Marching Band Festival on Sept. 17.
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Penn Hills drum major Zach Burkovich (foreground) plays the sousaphone — alongside (from right to left) Aubrey Hendershot and Maurice Allen on trumpet, Sonny Walters and Tionna Robshaw-Burrell on alto saxophone, Athena Huffman on mellophone and Isabella Honsperger on flute — during the 77th annual Alle-Kiski Valley Marching Band Festival on Sept. 17.
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Angela Tribley (foreground) and Carlyn Wilson (right) twirl their flags to the music Sept. 17 during the 77th annual Alle-Kiski Valley Marching Band Festival.

Eleven high school marching bands performed Sept. 17 during the 77th annual Alle-Kiski Valley Marching Band Festival.

The band fest — the longest running in Western Pennsylvania — took place at Valley High School in New Kensington.

The Penn Hills “Big Red” Marching Band was among the nearly 900 musicians who participated. Besides Valley, the other schools were Apollo-Ridge, Burrell, Deer Lakes, Freeport Area, Highlands, Kiski Area, Leechburg, Plum and Springdale.

The bands played and marched to selections from their halftime show performances.

Next up for Penn Hills is the Thomas Jefferson Band Festival on Oct. 5.

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