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Good Deed: Food City supports flood relief efforts in Catoosa County

Contributed photo / Food City officials recently presented a $7,500 check to Communities in Schools of Catoosa County to benefit flood relief efforts. From left are Amy Jackson, president and CEO of the Catoosa County Chamber; Sandra Perry and Debbie Holder, Food City human relations coordinators; Colton Sears, Food City store manager; Carla Dickerson, Food City front end supervisor; Kim Davis, Communities in Schools program manager; Penny Mahon, executive director of Communities in Schools; Sandy Matheson, Communities in Schools; Steven Henry, Catoosa County Commission chairman; Daniel Walton, Catoosa County fire chief; and Steve Quinn, Catoosa County 911/Emergency Management director.
Contributed photo / Food City officials recently presented a $7,500 check to Communities in Schools of Catoosa County to benefit flood relief efforts. From left are Amy Jackson, president and CEO of the Catoosa County Chamber; Sandra Perry and Debbie Holder, Food City human relations coordinators; Colton Sears, Food City store manager; Carla Dickerson, Food City front end supervisor; Kim Davis, Communities in Schools program manager; Penny Mahon, executive director of Communities in Schools; Sandy Matheson, Communities in Schools; Steven Henry, Catoosa County Commission chairman; Daniel Walton, Catoosa County fire chief; and Steve Quinn, Catoosa County 911/Emergency Management director. Contributed photo / Food City officials recently presented a $7,500 check to Communities in Schools of Catoosa County to benefit flood relief efforts. From left are Amy Jackson, president and CEO of the Catoosa County Chamber; Sandra Perry and Debbie Holder, Food City human relations coordinators; Colton Sears, Food City store manager; Carla Dickerson, Food City front end supervisor; Kim Davis, Communities in Schools program manager; Penny Mahon, executive director of Communities in Schools; Sandy Matheson, Communities in Schools; Steven Henry, Catoosa County Commission chairman; Daniel Walton, Catoosa County fire chief; and Steve Quinn, Catoosa County 911/Emergency Management director.

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Food City officials recently presented a $7,500 check to Communities in Schools of Catoosa County to benefit flood relief efforts.