Hometown Heroes
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Hometown Heroes: Misty Johnson
Words by Anna Lee Vaughn | Images by Ryan McGill “I’m a banker by day and a firefighter by night,” Misty Johnson says with a smile. “I do both jobs with the same motivation and passion- to help others.” Misty has worked in the banking business for most of her life, currently in the Loans…
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Hometown Heroes: Tim Thomas, E-911
“A normal day for us is someone else’s worst nightmare. We’re handling situations that are outside the normal for most people.” – Tim Thomas
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Hometown Heroes: Katrina Sanders Key
Words by Anna Lee Vaughn | Images by Justin Hunter “All the ladies in my family are nurses, so I always wanted to join the medical field,” Katrina says. “But I grew up watching the television show Rescue 911, and there was just something about Emergency Medical Services that I really enjoyed.” Katrina became a…
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Hometown Heroes: Meghan Sutherland
“We do all this with the horses, so it’s a different kind of learning.” – Meghan Sutherland
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Amelia’s Bows Holds Back-to-School Backpack and Supply Giveaway for Local Students
“So many kids in our community are in need, and I feel like sometimes we don’t even realize the extent of those needs.” – Amelia Hardin
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Memorial Park Natatorium Lifeguards Recognized for Exceptional Efforts and Dedication
During the regular meeting of the Jasper City Council on August 1, the hardworking lifeguards of the Memorial Park Natatorium were recognized for their exceptional service and dedication to ensuring the safety of swimmers this summer.
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Hometown Heroes: Pollyanna Higgs
“We are community mental health, and we are here for whoever needs us.” – Pollyanna Higgs
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Threads of Compassion: How a Community of Caring Women Weaves Hope for the Homeless
“Every piece of every bag is used to make these mats and pillows.” – Melinda Colvin
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Transforming Tragedy into Triumph: Lorna Harbison’s Journey from Church Pews to Compassionate Caregiver
“It’s been great. I love my job, and it’s not just a job; we’re like family.” – Lorna Harbison
