‘Mama Bear’ program aims to give new moms tools, sense of community

by Jo Anne Embleton news@thecherokeean.com
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Welcome to Rusk The Rusk Chamber of Commerce hosted an April 23 ribbon cutting ceremony for Annie’s Closet, a non-profit organization that supports the foster and kinship families in Cherokee County with needed items for children from newborn to 18 years of age, including school supplies and sports gear. Annie’s Closet was launched in 2022, named in memory of a friend’s daughter. Founder/executive director Rhonda Brown and her husband Larry proudly display signage at the 365 FM 2972 “Blue House” in Rusk. Courtesy photo
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Retiring BMA Seminary President Charley Holmes
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