The Collegians, East Central Community College’s rock-n-roll band, will present their 27th annual Neshoba County Fair performance at 1 p.m. on Monday, July 26, at Founders’ Square Pavilion. Also participating in the day’s activities will be the ECCC Cheerleaders and the Centralettes, the danceline for the Warrior Wall O’ Sound Marching Band. The Collegians will also perform at 6:30 p.m. at the Grandstand prior to the Miss Neshoba County pageant. Collegian members and their respective high schools include (front row, from left) Jordan Vance, Trinity Episcopal in Natchez; Brandon Hughes, Newton County; Courtney Gammill, Lake; Jessie Harrison, Tiffany Spence and Monica Vincent, all of Newton County; Nathan Spears, Neshoba Central; and Drew Harrison, Newton County; (second row, from left) Mikhail Serio, Carthage; Dustin Gibbs, Lake; Robbie Faulk, Winston Academy; and Colby Horton, Neshoba Central; (top row, from left) Leslie Graham, Forest; Graylon Foster, Philadelphia; Ruby McCurdy, Carthage; Christina Gibbs, Lake; Bobby Branning, West Lauderdale; Lacey Gilmore, Newton County; Brandon Gibbs, Lake; D.J. Harris, Sumrall; Tyler Woods and Clay Winstead, both of Neshoba Central; Austin Jay, Union; and Robert Hisaw, Nanih Waiya. Not pictured is technician Cody Walters of Forest. ECCC Director of Bands Thomas W. Carson serves as director and also plays guitar.