City honors Jacksonville employees

by Jo Anne Embleton news@thecherokeean.com
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Members of the City of Jacksonville's Parks Department were recognized during a recent Jacksonville City Council meeting as "Difference-makers," for the work they do, while EMS Coordinator Alicia Whetsell was presented the city's annual Leadership Award. From left are Parks Department members Elvis Harvest, Bennie Meza, Jamie Sanders and Brandon Worley; co-worker Barnett Miles is not pictured. Courtesy photos


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