Local ‘Rescue Camp’ introduces kids to available emergency services

by Bradley Melchor news@thecherokeean.com
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Rescue Camp Local children having fun and learning fire safety with the Jacksonville Fire Department at the Fire Safety House during the annual Jacksonville Rescue Camp. Photo courtesy of City of Jacksonville


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