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MLK Committee hosts inaugural Veterans Day Banquet

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Source: The Post Searchlight

The Decatur County Martin Luther King Jr. Committee hosted its inaugural Veterans Day Banquet on Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2026, at the Charles H. Kirbo Regional Center, welcoming more than 100 guests for an evening dedicated to honoring the service and sacrifice of local veterans. The celebration brought together veterans, families, educators, community leaders, and supporters to recognize the men and women who have proudly served in the United States Armed Forces. The evening began with the presentation of colors by the Bainbridge High School JROTC Color Guard, followed by a beautiful rendition of the national anthem performed by Mrs. Krystal Apke, a teacher at Bainbridge High School. Guests were also treated to a moving musical tribute by Dr. Lashawnda Love. Both soloists shared their exceptional talents, adding a special touch to the evening’s celebration. The program featured two keynote speakers: SMSgt. Scott A. Morehouse, principal of Hutto Elementary School, and SSG (Ret.) Terry W.

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