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AT CAROLINA CAROLINA CLASSIFIEDS.COM CLASSIFIEDS.COM --OR-- --OR-- CALL CALL 828-248-1408 828-248-1408 Mail to: 157 West Main Street, Forest City, NC 28043 Gardner-Webb student Lindy Bryson has the honor of being the fi rst musician to perform on the Brinkley Amphitheater stage on Oct. 28 when she opens for Will Jones and 15-time Grammy winner Ricky Skaggs. Her new song, "Muddy Waters," won fi rst place in the Don Gibson Singer Songwriter Competition. The song describes how she felt on the day she was baptized in the Broad River. Bryson almost didn't enter the competition, but decided to after some convincing by her mom. Besides the thrill of winning, the entire experience was a positive one. "It was amazing, because I got to meet songwriters and I got to perform in front of Don Gibson's wife and meet her," Bryson shared. The granddaughter of Jerry Bryson, former Gardner-Webb baseball coach, Bryson grew up going to games at the University. Her mom is an alumna, too. "Gardner- Webb has always been such a special place to me," she asserted. "My fi rst memories are going to baseball games at GWU, and I have had the honor of singing the national anthem at the games." Bryson started singing in church when she was 3 years old and has loved music ever since. She learned to play the guitar at age 12. She was bashful, but music gave her the confi dence to be on stage in front of people. "My parents always said I was super shy, but as soon as I got a microphone in my hand, I was a different kid," she noted. "Music has been such a big part of my life, and I just love to sing and lead worship, wherever God will open doors." She listens to country music and Christian music, and her favorite artist is Dolly Parton. "Her songs tell a story, and she's not afraid to tell people about her faith," Bryson affi rmed. Bryson is majoring in Christian studies and minoring in music. "Music is more than just singing words, it's about worshipping God and connecting with him— and being able to connect with others, as well," she explained. "I love to write songs that tell a story and songs that people can connect to and that help people love on Jesus. I'm so thankful for the support the community has given me and I hope I can make everyone proud." The Ricky Skaggs concert on Oct. 28 begins at 5 p.m. with Bryson's music. General admission tickets are $35 and selling fast. They can be purchased at http://gardner-webb.edu/ skaggs. Article Provided By: Jean Gordon GWU Student Honored to Open Inaugural Concert in new Amphitheater Singer-Songwriter Performs to Worship God and Lead Others to Connect with Him The 17th annual Prime of Life Senior Lifestyle & Wellness Event returns Thursday, October 5 from 9:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. to the Carolina Event & Conference Center in Forest City. Now under the management of the Carolina Foothills Foundation, this free event is designed for ages 55 and older and includes complimentary lunch, health screenings, expert seminars, and a goody bag (while supplies last). From health and wellness resources to fi nancial planning and more, attendees can discover services and hear from guest speakers with resources and advice to help senior adults live a more active and fulfi lling lifestyle. Vendor and speaker opportunities are still being accepted and sign ups are available online at www.carolinaff. org/prime. For questions or more information, please visit www. carolinaff.org/prime or contact info@carolinaff.org or 828-222- 4350. Article Provided By: Michelle Yelton Prime of Life Event Returns October 5