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Cumberland Times-News
Wesley Haines
Brandon Williams of Choosy Kids watches Amanda Redmond, 10, and her brother Brandon, 12, both from Frostburg, play Dance Dance Revolution, a game designed to get kids exercising, Wednesday evening at the Eating and Getting Healthy Fair sponsored by Head Start at the Country Club Mall.
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