NPC HOSTED FREE BARRETT BABER CONCERT FOR COMMUNITY
National Park College (NPC) hosted a free community concert Saturday featuring The
Voice alumnus Barrett Baber. More than 300 guests attended the event.
NPC Student Affairs provided a number of door prizes during the concert, including
two tuition scholarships for a three-credit hour course. Cory Morris and Sara Stinson,
both of Hot Springs, each won a scholarship.
Morris is a current student at NPC and was extremely excited to receive the award
after recently relocating to the area from Florida. He is working on an Associate
of Arts degree and plans to transfer to study environmental science. Stinson graduated
high school in 2005 and is interested in a degree in social work.
The Spa City Youngbloods opened the concert. The group is a product of Spa City Blues
in the Schools, a program designed to promote the "BLUES" genre and to provide an
opportunity for 7-12 graders to play an instrument or enhance their skills. Spa City
Blues in the Schools rehearses at NPC twice a month.
Event sponsors included National Park Medical Center, Lloyd’s Auto Sales, and Entergy Arkansas. Vending was provided by Flossie’s Funnel Cakes, Ward’s Crawfish Hole, and Whitworth Concessions.
Photo of Morris: Scholarship winner Cory Morris pictured with Business Division Chair, Jennifer Lyons.
Photo of Stinson: Scholarship winner Sara Stinson pictured with Business Division Chair, Jennifer Lyons.
Photo of Youngbloods: Spa City Youngbloods performing as the opening act for Barrett Baber Saturday at National Park College. Left to right, Ethan Kuntz, Joshua Kuntz; Clark Elmore; Peyton Shipp (on drums behind Elmore); Marston Murdock; Christian Boekhout; Jackson Victorian.
Photo of Barrett Baber: The Voice alumnus Barrett Baber performed live Saturday at a free community concert at National Park College sponsored by National Park Medical Center, Lloyd’s Auto Sales, and Entergy Arkansas.
