Good morning, Jackson County. When it comes to serving others, our community is showing its heart in spades this February. As Wellston's police officers stand united to preserve their local dispatch service - a testament to their commitment to hometown emergency response - our local churches are opening their doors wide with hospitality that would make any grandmother proud.
From the First Church of the Nazarene's monthly salute to our veterans with hot breakfast to Hope Methodist's community lunch spreading warmth one pulled pork sandwich at a time, Jackson County proves that breaking bread together still builds the strongest communities. These gatherings remind us that whether it's answering emergency calls or filling empty plates, service to others remains the backbone of our small-town spirit.
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📞 Wellston Police fight to keep local emergency dispatch service. Officers from the Wellston Police Department are pushing back against a potential plan to outsource their dispatch operations to Jackson County's 9-1-1 Center. Sergeant Jered Warrens led the resistance by addressing the City Council during a recent meeting. The proposed change would eliminate the department's in-house dispatching system, a move that has created significant concern among local law enforcement personnel.
🎖️ Veterans and families invited to feast at Jackson church this Saturday. The Jackson First Church of the Nazarene is continuing its tradition of serving free monthly breakfasts to military veterans, active service members, and their families. The community gathering will take place in the church's gym at 9 a.m. on February 15. Located at 251 Powell Drive, the church has committed to hosting these appreciation breakfasts on the third Saturday of every month.
🍽️ Free community lunch brings neighbors together at Hope Methodist Church. The Wellston congregation is serving up pulled pork sandwiches, sides, and dessert on Wednesday, February 19th from 11:30 AM to 1 PM. Located at First Street and New York Avenue, the church welcomes everyone to join this complimentary meal. Those unable to attend in person can arrange takeout or delivery by calling 740-384-2663.
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But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well.
-Matthew 6:33
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