The 2006 Prairie Fire Drum and Bugle Corps is holding their everydays in York Beach, ME starting this Saturday. The corps is doing well with a complete corps going into everydays. The drumline is already hearing wispers of being compared to the '93 Star of Indiana, '73 Anahiem Kingsmen, and '87 Garfield Cadets percussion sections. The horn line is trying to stay hungry, even though Wayne Downey has said, "they could be the greatest collection of horn players ever." All of the color guard members have just returned from a successful WGI indoor season, where our guard members were all gold medalists. They are having fun throwing blade sevens, blind-folded in our opening musical statement. We hope you all will attend our home show and see the gala spectacle that we call, "The Road Less Traveled."

Prairie Fire Drum and Bugle Corps is happy to report that they have completed their show and look to have a very competitive first season. The buzz around the Drum Corps community is that the Prairie Fire will have an unprecedented season and revolutionize the activity. Stay tuned for something special from Prairie Fire this year..........

Prairie Fire Drum and Bugle Corps regrets to inform the drum corps world that during their everydays, the corps found an intruder spying on their corps and dealt with him swiftly and decisively. Late at night, the corps found him looking through a window where the staff were having a meeting. They tied and bound him and the next morning put him on the 50 yard line during visual block and every member of the corps spit on him. He claimed he was from the Hurricanes.....

Hey, TL, stop being a trouble maker!..... DLOFDC already has a hand full of these type of people.


but seriously..... the hurricanes, a spy..... hmmmm interesting.