Grand re-opening of The Outpost at Camp Bethel

by Submitted by the Wise County City of Norton Chamber of Commerce
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Left to right, Angela Sackett, Executive Director Brian Sackett, Wise Mayor Teresa Adkins, Office on Youth Executive Director Glenda Collins and volunteer staff Rob and Connie Albright display the $2,500 check. LISA MAINE PHOTO
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A basketball game last Tuesday was held to benefit the Nate Jordan Memorial Fund, which provides financial support to first responders. Left to right are Noah, Courtney, Donnie, Abbie and Annie Jordan. Nate Jordan passed away in April at age 14 following a vehicular accident. Anyone who wishes to donate to the fund can do so by Venmo @nates-memorialfund or through Paypal at jljannie14@gmail.com. KELLEY PEARSON PHOTO
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