Those in attendance at Tuesday night’s Jacksonville City Council meeting gave Bobby Redd a standing ovation as he received the Community Enrichment Award. Redd, left saved the life of 14-year-old Aziel Gonzalez, pictured right, last month when the boy fell into Lake Palestine while fishing near the dam. Gonzalez and his mother were on-hand Tuesday night as Redd received his award. The Community Enrichment Award is the highest honor the City Council can confer upon a member of the community.
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Model U.N. gives students a global perspective
Bullard students participated in the Model United Nations competition, where students debate world topics from the perspectives of other countries, such as Sweden.
Last week, delegates from over 40 countries met in Kilgore to discuss important issues within their borders.
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