VOICES WEST

band, a choir and sought out music wherever she could.

“For other members and myself, making music together brings joy to active rearm planning and starting a manifesto.” Other potential targets were described as churches, Prairie Hills Elementary School and Pine us and the audience.”

“Members cover a wide range — not all are music teachers, music majors — there’s a wide range of interests.”

“We’ll watch for opportunities to collaborate with other area groups. Our rst event after the pandemic was a collaboration with Ballet Folk-

Creek High School.

Whitworth described attending Timberview Middle School as recently as seventh grade with only lorico,” she said.

After the nal concert for this season, planning for the next season will be underway. e group will travel to Spain and Portugal, leaving a day after Christmas.

Smaller groups from the membership perform throughout the community during the year and Chan e sheri ’s o ce responded to the home after a report from Whitworth’s sister. e a davit says the sister described a disturbance at the home and said Whitworth had made threats to shoot up a school on March 31 and March 29. e a davit says Whitworth showed sheri ’s personnel the manifesto with a list of rearms and how to 3D-print them, a list of “numerous named individuals to be killed” and information about building improvised explosive devices. Other writings included references to the Columbine and Sandy Hook killers. In addition to the attempted murder charges, Whitworth has been charged with criminal mischief, menacing and interference with educational institutions. Whitworth was jailed on $75,000 bond with a preliminary hearing set for May 5 in Elbert County District Court. hopes to have a quartet or two to sing at the August Western Welcome Week booth the group is planning. (Near the ice cream store.)

Prospective members can see the chorale in the Western Welcome Week Parade and inquire about membership, Chan says, or can go to the website at voiceswest.org.