Country music recording artist Bryan White speaks to students at Warrior Ridge Elementary while making a stop in Warrenton Tuesday, Nov. 17. Looking on are students D.J. Karnes, left, and Miranda …
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Country music recording artist Bryan White speaks to students at Warrior Ridge Elementary while making a stop in Warrenton Tuesday, Nov. 17. Looking on are students D.J. Karnes, left, and Miranda Nelson. White talked to the students about reaching their dreams. A former Grammy and Country Music Association winner, White is best known for his hit singles "Love is the Right Place," which he played for the students, "Someone Else's Star," "Rebecca Lynn," and "Sittin' on Go." White recently released his eighth album titled "Dustbowl Dreams." He also made stops at other schools are in the R-III district Tuesday. For more on White's visit, see next week's Record.
