Kim Bell Webb Receives 2024 Governor’s Volunteer Stars Award

McKENZIE (March 10) — On February 16, Kim Bell Webb was recognized as Carroll County’s recipient of the Governor’s Volunteer Stars Award, celebrating her decades of commitment to community service. The award acknowledges individuals across Tennessee who have made a meaningful impact through volunteerism and civic involvement.

Webb received the honor for her leadership in community-focused initiatives, including mentorship, charitable programs and efforts to preserve McKenzie’s history. Her dedication to bringing people together through service has positively influenced many lives.

City and state officials commended Webb’s efforts, highlighting how her volunteerism strengthens local connections and enhances community support networks. The Governor’s Volunteer Stars Award stands as recognition of her continued work in advancing education, historical preservation, and outreach efforts.

Her recognition not only acknowledges past contributions but also underscores the lasting significance of volunteerism in Carroll County. Webb’s dedication continues to inspire others to give back and invest in the well-being of their communities.