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Notice Kayleigh Clark wasn’t on American Idol this week? Here’s where she was
If you tuned in to American Idol this week and were wondering where Mississippi native Kayleigh Clark was, well we now have an answer.
Clark, a 17-year-old aspiring country music singer out of Sumrall, revealed on Facebook that she actually had COVID-19 when the performance and duet rounds were taking place. However, the judges allowed her to perform from her hotel room and she was able to make it through Hollywood week and onto the showstopper round.
“Now that performance and duet rounds have come to an end, I can fill you all in on my situation,” Clark wrote. “My Hollywood week experience was just a little different than what my friends were able to experience. I was diagnosed with Covid and got really sick, so my auditions were held from my room virtually. Staying in my room fighting fever, chills, cough, and body aches…… I was still able to make it through the performance AND the duet round.”
As for the boys from Monroe County, Colin Stough and Zachariah Smith are…
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By: J.T. Mitchell
Title: Notice Kayleigh Clark wasn't on American Idol this week? Here's where she was
Sourced From: www.supertalk.fm/notice-kayleigh-clark-wasnt-on-american-idol-this-week-heres-where-she-was/
Published Date: Wed, 05 Apr 2023 20:50:20 +0000
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SUMMARY: A recent storm in Pearl, Mississippi caused significant damage to Paradise Pools and Spas, a family-owned business that has been servicing the area for over 40 years. Employee Robyn Henderson expressed concerns about potential internal damage and the possibility of shutting down the business. Owner Kari Beard described the emotional toll of seeing their hard work destroyed but also sees the rebuilding process as an opportunity for growth and improvement. The business has started the cleanup process and is preparing for more severe weather in the coming days to address the damage caused by the recent storm.
The post Pearl business owner concerned about more damage from storms appeared first on www.wjtv.com
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The post Voters head to polls to decide on CMSD $36M bond for renovations appeared first on www.wcbi.com
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