(Bright, Ind.) - Bright Fire Chief Kendall Eberhart was honored at the Cincinnati Reds game on Saturday night.
He served as the First Responder of the Game in a Reds win over the Cleveland Guardians.
Eberhart took over as Bright Fire Chief in 2023.
He first joined Bright Fire in 2011, serving as a Lieutenant and Captain.
Eberhart being honored at the Reds game came just a week after his birthday.
Tom Tepe Autocenter to Host Class Act Carnival
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Rising Sun Regional Foundation Awards $244,300 in New Grants
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Special Olympics, Lawrenceburg Fire Team for Annual Fire Truck Pull
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Meet-and-eat with Mark Borison as he films for the Jungle Jim's International Market podcast.
at Dillsboro Civic Club
Kids can get free haircuts and school supplies.
A total of 10 grants were awarded.
The event to support local Special Olympic athletes takes place August 9.
The 5K takes place on Saturday, July 19.
The Tigers were recognized at the Cincinnati Enquirer High School Sports Awards on Wednesday.
