About The Jenkins County times. (Millen, Ga.) 2023-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 2023)
CONVENIENT CARE Prakul Chandra, MD * Jodi Gilmer, Optim prinnarycane Schedule appointment today: • MILLEN • PERKINS • RED HILL • SCARBORO • BUTTS • EMMALANE • THRIFT • BIRDSVILLE • FOUR POINTS • co ui Q\ o CO o CO LD SHOP LOCAL EAT LOCAL Vol 1 No 39 December 6, 2023 Quality News That Affects You IVfillen, Georgia $1.25 V ■ H [A iyjg • am m - A 1 RVwrVl Congressman Rick Allen’s Staff to Provide Constituent Assistance at Millen City Hall By Joe Brady, Editor for The Times To address the concerns and queries of constituents. Congressman Rick Allen's staff will be conducting a special session at Millen City Hall on Monday, December 4, 2023, from 9:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. This event aims to assist residents of the GA-12 district with various federal issues, including but not limited to social security, veteran's affairs. Medicare, and more. While Congressman Rick Allen will not be in attendance, his dedicated team is poised to engage in one-on-one interactions with constituents, providing valuable assistance and guidance. The session is designed to offer personalized support, enabling residents to navigate federal programs and services effectively. "I invite anyone seeking help with a federal issue to take advantage of my office's one- on-one services. If you need assistance, our team will help," expressed Congressman Allen. This initiative underscores the commitment of the Congressman and his staff to ensuring that the concerns of GA-12 district residents are heard and addressed promptly. Unlike a formal presentation, the office hours will facilitate direct communication between Congressman Allen's staff and the residents. This approach allows for a more individualized and focused interaction, ensuring that each constituent receives the attention and support they require. Residents are encouraged to bring any relevant documentation or information related to their concerns for a more efficient and productive consultation. Whether it's assistance with social security benefits, navigating veteran's affairs programs, understanding Medicare, or any other federal issue, the Congressman's team is ready to provide the necessary guidance. Jenkins County Concludes 2023 Blood Donations with Outstanding Success By Joe Brady, Editor for The Times In a heartwarming conclusion to the year, Jenkins County celebrated a record-breaking achievement in blood donations, wrapping up 2023 with the most collections all year. The community came together at the November blood drive, contributing to the collection of a remarkable 17 units of blood. This generous act has the potential to save over fifty lives within the county. The Jenkins County community demonstratedunparalleled support and unity during the blood drive, showcasing their commitment to the well being of others. The significant turnout underscored the community's understanding of the critical importance of blood donations in saving lives and supporting those in need. Local organizers expressed their gratitude to the donors and the community, emphasizing the positive impact these donations will have on the lives of individuals facing medical challenges. The success of the 2023 blood donations is a testament to the generosity and compassion embedded within the Jenkins County community. Looking ahead, the community is already gearing up for the next opportunity to make a difference. The upcoming blood drive is scheduled for January 30, 2024, providing residents with another chance to contribute to this life-saving initiative. The organizers are optimistic that the community will continue to show its support and solidarity, ensuring that the positive momentum of 2023 carries into the new year. Blood drives play a cmcial role in maintaining an adequate and stable blood supply for hospitals and medical facilities. The donations received during these events contribute to saving lives in emergency situations, supporting patients undergoing medical treatments, and addressing various health challenges. As Jenkins County reflects on the success of the 2023 blood donations, there is a sense of pride in knowing that the community has made a tangible and positive impact on the lives of others. The anticipation is high for the January 3 0,2024 blood drive, where residents will once again have the opportunity to extend a helping hand and make a difference in the lives of those in need.
