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Local 'American Idols'

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By Minnie Larry - email
JACKSON, MS (Mississippi News Now) -

Mississippi boasts many talented singers like Elvis, B.B. King, and Faith Hill. And joining the long list of talented vocalist are two home grown singers who visited the Fox 40 News studio, to show why Mississippi is where American Idols are born.

Cynthia Ellis from right here in the Capital City has a love of singing and a has been belting tunes for most her life. While singing in the church is her passion, she gave our crews a firsthand look at why she is considered one of the most electrifying singers in the state.

Born is Brandon, Chris Link wears many hats, and yet always finds time to express her first love, singing. The mom and career woman can juggle it all while still staying true to her amazing lyrical gift. Chris came to our studio to share her passion and heavenly voice. 

To be a part of the Local Idol fun submit a one minute video or send a you tube link to Minnie Larry.

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