Local Mayors Attend Breakfast for Suicide Awareness Month
From the Sep 30, 2025 e-Edition
The Tennessee Suicide Prevention Network, along with Carey Counseling Center, held a Mayors’ Breakfast on Tuesday, September 9, for local mayors to sign a proclamation deeming September Suicide Awareness Month.
TSPN Northwest Advisory Council members in attendance were Sean Jones, Emily Bushart, Megan Gaylord and Stacie Fernandez.
In the e-Edition
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