Date: Saturday, March 20, 2010
Time: 7:00 PM til ?
Location: Marion County High School in Lebanon, KY

Marion County High School presents their annual Junior Mister contest. Junior and senior young men compete in “heated” rounds of talent, fitness and poise. They are vying for the coveted Junior Mister title and bragging rights for a year.

This annual event is one of three fundraising ventures that the students of Marion County HS participate in to raise enough money to sponsor a child’s wish. Other fun events are their first block competition and the ever-popular administration “pie-in-the-face” competition. Marion County High School has been participating in our Students for Wish Kids program for the past six years and has been able to raise enough money to grant six children’s wishes.

The 7th Annual Lambert & Lindsey Make-A-Wish Request-A-Thon sponsored by Commonwealth Bank & Trust Company raised $152,687 and achieved its fundraising goal. During the live on-air event held on Thursday, November 19 from 6 a.m. through Friday, November 20 at 6 p.m. at Westport Village, 102.3 The MAX listeners requested their favorite song for a $25 donation by calling the station or going online to www.themaxfm.com. Every donor who pledged $25 or more also received the 2009 "Best of Lambert & Lindsey" CD.

“This year’s fundraiser will enable us to grant 25 wishes to children with life-threatening medical conditions right here in Kentucky and southern Indiana,” remarked Make-A-Wish Executive Director Dan Koett. “I am deeply grateful to our friends at 102.3 The Max--George Lindsey, Lynda Lambert and Aaron Miller whose passion for our mission enabled us to achieve our ambitious fundraising goal.”