Carolers brighten Escanaba

Posted: 12.19.2008 at 7:46 AM

One-hundred-fifty students join together to sing.

ESCANABA -- The cold temperatures didn't stop over 150 elementary students from spreading Christmas cheer.

Franklin Elementary students made their way around to Escanaba businesses to sing Christmas carols Thursday morning.

They stopped by the WYKX radio station. Although it was a pretty tight fit, the kids managed to sing three Christmas carols for area listeners.

The kids also made their way to Harbor Tower and the Bonifas Fine Arts Center.

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