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Autumn Rollings won first place in the youth (ages 5-15) category in the Lancaster’s Got Talent show Thursday, May 18, at the Lancaster Multipurpose Building. The event, which drew at least 150 spectators, raised $10,125 for the local Good Samaritan Scholarship Foundation. See more photos on page A2.
Autumn Rollings won first place in the youth (ages 5-15) category in the Lancaster’s Got Talent show Thursday, May 18, at the Lancaster Multipurpose Building. The event, which drew at least 150 spectators, raised $10,125 for the local Good Samaritan Scholarship Foundation. See more photos on page A2.
Beau Beaumont won first place in the adult (ages 26 and up) category. The event drew 19 contestants.
Harmony Parson won the People’s Choice Award in the youth category at the event, which kicked off Lancaster’s Red Rose Festival.
Jessica Threatt was one of two winners of the adult People’s Choice Award. She shared the award with Hans Schmidt.
Dancer Meladie Faile took second place in the youth category at the Lancaster’s Got Talent show Thursday, May 18, at the Lancaster Multipurpose Building.
Pianist Feliste Ellis took second place in the adult category
