Monday, November 17, 2008
Coal Run Gives Donation To Pike County PRIDE.
Pikeville, Ky.—The Pike County PRIDE coalition received a $1,000 check from the City of Coal Run Village Monday, November 17.
“On behalf of myself and the Coal Run Village City Commission, we want to help PRIDE in any way we can. We think it is a great think for Pike County,” said Coal Run Mayor LaVerne Dye.
“Pike County PRIDE is grateful to have community sponsors like the City of Coal Run Village. We appreciate the money and the support that we receive from all of them,” said Pike County Judge/Executive Wayne T. Rutherford.
“This money will help PRIDE continue the work it has been doing to clean up the county and to educate Pike County’s children of ways they can help to be good stewards of the environment,” said Pike County PRIDE Board Chairman Adam Akers, D.C.
“On behalf of myself and the Coal Run Village City Commission, we want to help PRIDE in any way we can. We think it is a great think for Pike County,” said Coal Run Mayor LaVerne Dye.
“Pike County PRIDE is grateful to have community sponsors like the City of Coal Run Village. We appreciate the money and the support that we receive from all of them,” said Pike County Judge/Executive Wayne T. Rutherford.
“This money will help PRIDE continue the work it has been doing to clean up the county and to educate Pike County’s children of ways they can help to be good stewards of the environment,” said Pike County PRIDE Board Chairman Adam Akers, D.C.
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