BJTS 2-2-23

Posted on February 2, 2023

1)Chris Hart, President, and CEO of Central Moloney Inc. with three locations in the Jefferson County area, they make tools die and substation parts. They are looking for employees starting salary is $50,000 annually visit Centralmoloneyinc.com to apply.

2)Dr. Jacqueline McGehee, Felecia Finch and Roshonda Grace three Arkansas Baptist College Alumni Presidents to talk about the National Prayer Breakfast this Saturday Morning February 4, from 9:00 am-11:30 am at the BCD Empowerment Center 3604 W. 12th Street in Little Rock. This is an alumnus sponsorship event, a great time for fellowship and fundraising to help Arkansas Baptist College. For more information call at 501-420-1380.

3)Sheron Johnson, Library Media Specialist and Carlette Burchett Reading Specialist with the Next Generation Mentoring Program at JA Fair K-8 School. They have two big fundraisers a father daughter dance on Saturday, February 18th and a Jazz and R&B fundraiser featuring Afrodesia Saturday, February 25th at the Venue at Westwind for more information on both events call Mrs. Johnson at 501-447-1706..

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