Ashton Jones
Reporter
/s3.amazonaws.com/arc-authors/gray/7fff5c6a-117b-445f-ab04-780ed22f8561.jfif)
Ashton is a part-time MMJ/Reporter for WBKO 13 News.
“He was crying, upset, stating it was a terrible situation inside the facility."
As hard as it is to balance both, Cary says she’s thankful her family has not caught COVID-19.
/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/gray/GT3VE26H7JFBBFJB4T4RZYXG3U.jpg)
The kids write notes, lists and drawings, and Adrian sends back a notes and a coloring sheet to each kid.
"I think that’s a fantastic partnership that shows the investment of our city."
“If this takes place and is able to prevent other families from having to undergo any kind of tragedy or horrific event like this, then that’s a good day.”
Families were able to drive by, get out and stop for pictures with Santa Claus.
“A lot of the studies that have come out are speculations where they’re not facts. They’re associations," explains Dr. Singh
"Mental health is always an issue but with the pandemic, a lot of people’s mental health has declined."
