The car ride
from Fayetteville to Chattanooga is not extraordinarily long in the scheme
of things two-and-a-half hours tops but it can feel even longer when you
are trying to make it in time to get one of 500 spots to audition for
"American Juniors."
Fayetteville
resident Ashley Berry got an audition spot for the next day, thanks to
her mother, Aimee, and family friend Susan Powell leaving at 2 a.m. After
getting one of the wristbands guaranteeing an audition spot for the next
day, the three travelers drove
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