Even after his death, Troy Gentry still had something to give.
(Nashville, TN) -- The widow of the late, great Troy Gentry says his legacy will live on beyond his music.
Angie Gentry tells "People" she wasn't able to donate her husband's organs, but she was able to donate his bones, tissue and corneas.
Angie says it's something he would have wanted.
Troy Gentry of Montgomery Gentry died in a helicopter crash in September, 2017.
The Health Dept. will be taking the mobile health unit to the LCC 12-1 Wednesdays to give teens access to free checkups, giveaways, games & prizes.
at Lawrenceburg Community Center
Free Summer Lunch
Children will hear songs and stories on a variety of themes while developing early literacy and language skills and complete a fun craft or activity!
at North Dearborn Library
The initiative began in 2019
Currently, one school in the state operates on a four-day school week
ChamberCare Partner Network Brings Trusted, Close-to-Home Support to Employers Seeking Stable, Competitive Employee Health Benefits
The event happens September 5 in Lawrenceburg.
The action starts on Friday, August 21
Over the years, local student athletes have competed at Indiana’s most prestigious Indoor Track & Field Competition
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