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Mountain Music Festival returns


After last year’s inaugural event, fans and folks are


looking forward to this year’s Big Ivy Mountain Mu- sic Festival and to a new lineup of featured perform- ers, including the Darrel Webb Band, Buncombe Turnpike, Paul’s Creek, Laura Boosinger, Freeman Family Band, Julia Ann & High Windy, Mark Bum- garner, George & Brooke Buckner, dancer Lidsy Rice and champion clogger Loretta Freeman. Music and dance acts will perform from noon to 8


pm on Aug. 28 on the raised outdoor stage at the Big Ivy Community Center grounds at 540 Dillingham Road in Barnardsville. Admission is $15 for adults, and free for children under 10. Te Big Ivy Commu- nity Club is sponsoring the event. Proceeds help fund community programs in the Big Ivy area. No alcohol or pets will be allowed. Concert-goers


are encouraged to bring a chair or blanket. Tis special to the Tribune.


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of the hammer throw, in different indoor track meets throughout the coming year. Te decision to train year-round ultimately came


from the fact that Pressley will be moving into the young men’s age division next year. Pressley will be competing against older, more seasoned competitors than he competed against this year. “He needs to keep practicing so that he doesn’t lose


any of the knowledge,” Lindholme said. “So that he builds on and perfects his technique. He was at the top of his division, but next year he’ll be at the bottom of the age group.” Along with competing and winning in the highest of


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the U.S. Junior Olympics age divisions, Pressley’s goals list includes the hopes of breaking the NBHS records for discus, competing in conference and state meets in discus, throwing in college, opening up his own gym, coaching a throwing team and one day competing in the Olympics. “College has kind of been the big thing here lately,”


Pressley said. “But I also would love to coach, and I think I could. Te middle school coach asked me to help some of the kids out down there, so I’ll probably be doing that in the spring. I definitely want to try and make it to state in discus. And to get to compete in the Olympics one day, that’d be amazing.” Pressley credited his coaches, O’Connor and his par-


ents for getting him to this point. Lindholme is equally as thankful to be working with Pressley. Lindholme said, “I’m blessed to


have athletes like him to work with. His personality, attitude and desire for the sport would make any coach look good. He’s such a good person and definitely a natural athlete- he has incredible athleticism and in- credible talent.” Lindholme also sees a similar,


successful future for Pressley as the one he sees for himself. “Logan is definitely going to be


someone to watch in the future,” Lindholme said. “He’s going to be doing a lot and I wholeheartedly believe that we will see him in the Olympics throwing the hammer.”


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