In this episode of Community Convener, we're recognizing the individuals and initiatives that embody service, leadership, and commitment to making Henry County stronger.
Barbara Ingram, Director of Communications for the Henry County Chamber, sits down with Thomas Williams of Kaiser Permanente and Leonard Robinson, the Chamber's Membership Director and a United States Marine Corps veteran, for a meaningful conversation about the Chamber's newest initiative—the Henry County Valor Awards. Together, they discuss the inspiration behind the program, the importance of recognizing public service, first responders, and community heroes, and how honoring those who serve helps strengthen the fabric of our community.
You'll also hear a special message from Chamber President & CEO Joseph Henning and Chair Carlotta Harrell as they share why the Henry County Valor Awards is an important new tradition and invite the community to celebrate those who have dedicated themselves to serving others.
Next, Clayton Carte provides the latest SPLOST update, highlighting infrastructure projects that continue to improve mobility, enhance quality of life, and support Henry County's future growth.
Finally, we sit down with former Stockbridge Mayor Anthony Ford, recipient of the Henry County Chamber's W. L. "Billy" Carter Community Service Award. Mayor Ford reflects on a lifetime of public service, the importance of giving back, and the lasting impact that servant leadership can have on a community.
Plus, we'll share the latest Chamber news, upcoming events, and opportunities to stay connected with everything happening across Henry County.
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