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| U.S. Army Couples – Leola and William Lewis of Ashland, as well as Sue and Ronald Gene Perry of Flatwoods, were among the veterans who were served dinner at the Grayson Fire Department Monday. |
Military veterans from across the region visited the Grayson Fire Department to enjoy good company and a dinner of soup beans, cornbread, salmon patties, fried potatoes, sauerkraut with kielbasa sausage, dessert and drink in celebration of Veterans Day 2019.
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| U.S. Army Couples - Leola and William Lewis of Ashland, as well as Sue and Ronald Gene Perry of Flatwoods, were among the veterans who were served dinner at the Grayson Fire Department Monday. |
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| Home made corn bread awaits veterans and their supporters until 7 p.m. this evening at the Grayson Fire Department. |
America’s military veterans, as well as their family and friends are welcomed inside the Grayson Fire Department until 7 p.m. today (November 9, 2019) to enjoy a dinner of soup beans, cornbread, salmon patties, fried potatoes, sauerkraut with kielbasa sausage, dessert and drink.
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| Home made corn bread awaits veterans and their supporters until 7 p.m. this evening at the Grayson Fire Department. |
Local men and women who served in the nation’s military were honored and recognized Monday morning with a breakfast followed by a formal ceremony in the East Carter High School gym.
Keith Erwin, a veteran of the United States Marine Corps, enjoyed a free haircut and facial hair touch up from Divas & Dudes Salon Owner Lori Lewis on Veterans Day. The salon on Carol Malone Boulevard (across from Antiques N Uniques) is providing free haircuts and beard trims until 4 p.m. today, November 9, 2019.
Carter County’s military veterans began enjoying a hearty breakfast at 8 a.m. Friday, served by members of the Family Career & Community Leaders of America, at East Carter High School. A Veterans Day ceremony honoring those who served in each of the nation’s five military branches is set to begin at 10 a.m. today, November 11, 2019.
Featuring hot dogs for a dollar and a $2 “Hamburger Deluxe,” the menu at Grayson’s new Ralph’s Pretty Good Café is packed with good deals.
This old Jeep, a 1943 model was piloted into place by Carter County AMVETS Commander Mandel Smith for Grayson Memory Days 2019.
There was a full house for Saturday evening’s first round of games and prizes at the new Veterans Bingo hall in the former Ralph’s Food Fair building on Carol Malone Boulevard in Grayson.
Players will soon be getting lucky in the former Ralph’s Food Fair space in Grayson as the new Veterans Bingo gets games underway during the first weekend of July.
