WARREN, Ark. – In a touching display of gratitude and service, the Warren Lumberjack Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC) participated in a dedicated effort at the Bradley County Veteran’s Museum on Saturday, November 4, 2023, to commemorate the National Day of Community Service. The young cadets rolled up their sleeves and engaged in a day of hard work, aimed at honoring the sacrifices of veterans within the local community.
Under the guidance of their instructors, the JROTC members meticulously painted and cleaned various areas of the Bradley County Veteran’s Museum. The tasks were undertaken with precision and care, reflecting the group’s respect for the significance of the location and the deep appreciation for the sacrifices made by veterans.
The National Day of Community Service is a nationwide initiative designed to encourage volunteerism and engagement within local communities. It serves as an opportunity for individuals and organizations to unite in service-oriented activities, with a particular emphasis on honoring veterans and their contributions.
The National Day of Community Service continues to be a powerful reminder of the value of giving back and fostering a strong sense of community, especially when it involves paying tribute to the brave men and women who have served in the military.
