Redbank Valley honors ‘Hometown Heroes’
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Redbank Valley honors ‘Hometown Heroes’
NEW BETHLEHEM, Pa. (RVO) – The Redbank Valley proudly honors its sons and daughters who answered the “Call to Arms” by displaying ‘Hometown Heroes’ banners of local military veterans through the heart of New Bethlehem PA along Broad Street (Route 28) and Wood Street (Route 66).
Hometown Heroes Banners – New Bethlehem PA *Photo courtesy of TechReady Professionals
The Hometown Heroes project allows for family and friends of local military veterans to honor them with a colored banner placed on street poles along Broad Street (Route 28) in New Bethlehem, South Bethlehem and Fairmount City PA as well as along Wood Street (Route 66).
The project is led by Ray Ishman, a retired U.S. Air Force master sergeant and service officer of the Walter W. Craig American Legion Post.
Other communities in the region also have hometown hero banner projects including Rimersburg and Sligo.
Hometown Heroes – New Bethlehem PA *Photo courtesy of TechReady Professionals
PHOTOS:
For pictures of the Hometown Hero banners, please ‘like/visit’ our Facebook page:
Facebook.com/RedbankValley
*Photos courtesy of TechReady Professionals & RedbankValley.org
APPLICATION:
To register a family member or friend, please complete this application:
https://bit.ly/2safBRI
CONTACT:
For more information such as pricing, deadlines and other questions, please visit:
TroopBanners.com/RedbankValley
