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First Responders Tribute
Posted on by Sherry Taylor

My buddy Jack Maxwell of Scottsville is a big supporter of our local fire and rescue and first responders and he has a big heart for those that risk their lives everyday to protect us. To say thank you he is putting together a special tribute. Click here for the special Facebook page. Take a listen.

 

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