All God’s children got book bags
Staff Photo: Alan Mauldin
Staff Photo: Alan Mauldin
Staff Photo: Alan Mauldin
Staff Photo: Alan Mauldin
Staff Photo: Alan Mauldin
Staff Photo: Alan Mauldin
Staff Photo: Alan Mauldin
Staff Photo: Alan Mauldin
Staff Photo: Alan Mauldin
Staff Photo: Alan Mauldin
Staff Photo: Alan Mauldin
Staff Photo: Alan Mauldin
Staff Photo: Alan Mauldin
Staff Photo: Alan Mauldin
Staff Photo: Alan Mauldin
Staff Photo: Alan Mauldin
Staff Photo: Alan Mauldin
Staff Photo: Alan Mauldin
Staff Photo: Alan Mauldin
Staff Photo: Alan Mauldin
Staff Photo: Alan Mauldin
Staff Photo: Alan Mauldin
Staff Photo: Alan Mauldin
Staff Photo: Alan Mauldin
Staff Photo: Alan Mauldin
Staff Photo: Alan Mauldin
Alan Mauldin
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In the 35th year of National Night Out the Dougherty County Police Department, along with other law enforcement agencies and first responders, treated school children to snacks, activities and book bags stuffed with school supplies. Churches and restaurant vendors provided food, and there were raffle prizes and even haircuts provided the evening before Thursday’s start of classes for students in the Dougherty County School System.
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