Payday lender gifts first responders for 9/11
Published 12:33 pm Friday, September 11, 2020
June Dalton of Cash Express expresses her appreciation to Nicholasville’s firefighters after giving them cupcakes. From left to right: City Commissioner Betty Black, Rebecca Adkins, Lt. Aaron Davis, Firefighters Jordan Taylor and Seth McKenzie, and Dalton.
Nicholasville Police Chief Todd Justice holds a tray of cupcakes decorated in the image of the American flag. From left to right are police officers Jeremy Miller, B.D. Fields, Justice, City Commissioner Betty Black, Rebecca Adkins of Cash Express and Officer Chris Love.
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It’s a sweet gesture a Nicholasville business has been making to city and county first responders since that fateful day in September 2001 when a terrorist attack on the United States brought Americans together and strengthened their appreciation of those who serve and protect others.
On Thursday, the day before the 19th anniversary of 9/11, June Dalton and Rebecca Adkins of Cash Express and Betty Black of the Nicholasville City Commission, showed up at the city’s police and fire stations on North Main Street bearing sugary gifts — red, white and blue cupcakes.
“We’ve done this every year since 9/11” to show appreciation for the community’s civilian men and women in uniform, Dalton said.
“We appreciate the support we get from them and the support from the community,” Police Chief Todd Justice said.
That day they also visited the other city and county fire stations, the sheriff and his deputies, emergency medical services, the jail and the courthouse.
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Randy Patrick is a reporter for Bluegrass Newsmedia, which includes The Jessamine Journal. He may be reached at 859-759-0015 or by email at randy.patrick@bluegrassnewsmedia.com.
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