Hall County EMS gives back

  • Hall County Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Paramedic Jace Frances awards Mikayla Ledbetter the David Eades Memorial Scholarship. A 2024 graduate of Memphis High School, Ledbetter’s mother, Lasonya McIntosh, has served with the Hall County EMS for over 22 years. Recently, Ledbetter graduated from Clarendon College, where she earned an associate’s degree. Next, Ledbetter plans to attend Covenant School of Radiology. HALL COUNTY EMS
    Hall County Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Paramedic Jace Frances awards Mikayla Ledbetter the David Eades Memorial Scholarship. A 2024 graduate of Memphis High School, Ledbetter’s mother, Lasonya McIntosh, has served with the Hall County EMS for over 22 years. Recently, Ledbetter graduated from Clarendon College, where she earned an associate’s degree. Next, Ledbetter plans to attend Covenant School of Radiology. HALL COUNTY EMS
  • In light of the recent fires, which consumed over 2,000 acres in Hall County, Hall County Emergency Management Services (EMS) makes a recent donation to the Memphis Volunteer Fire Department. From left: Dustin Simmons, Zack Fisher, Terry Altman, Zack Altman, Jace Frances, Stratton Fisher, Lucheryl Speed, Nick Narvaez. HALL COUNTY EMS
    In light of the recent fires, which consumed over 2,000 acres in Hall County, Hall County Emergency Management Services (EMS) makes a recent donation to the Memphis Volunteer Fire Department. From left: Dustin Simmons, Zack Fisher, Terry Altman, Zack Altman, Jace Frances, Stratton Fisher, Lucheryl Speed, Nick Narvaez. HALL COUNTY EMS

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