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American Values dinner honors local leaders

  • Judge Brian Rickman speaks fondly of American Values Distinguished Citizen honoree Sheriff Joey Terrell (white uniform, shown listening with wife Darlene and daughter Katie) during Tuesday night’s event. MATTHEW OSBORNE/Staff
    Judge Brian Rickman speaks fondly of American Values Distinguished Citizen honoree Sheriff Joey Terrell (white uniform, shown listening with wife Darlene and daughter Katie) during Tuesday night’s event. MATTHEW OSBORNE/Staff
  • former U.S. Rep. Doug Collins gives his keyonte address. MATTHEW OSBORNE/Staff
    former U.S. Rep. Doug Collins gives his keyonte address. MATTHEW OSBORNE/Staff
  • Troop 5 Scout Kav Stapleton greeted the award winners Tuesday, including Superintendent Matthew Cooper (left). MATTHEW OSBORNE/Staff
    Troop 5 Scout Kav Stapleton greeted the award winners Tuesday, including Superintendent Matthew Cooper (left). MATTHEW OSBORNE/Staff
  • Troop 5 Scout Kav Stapleton greeted the award winners Tuesday, Sheriff Joey Terrell and wife Darlene (right photo). MATTHEW OSBORNE/Staff
    Troop 5 Scout Kav Stapleton greeted the award winners Tuesday, Sheriff Joey Terrell and wife Darlene (right photo). MATTHEW OSBORNE/Staff
   Though the country has changed over nearly 250 years, American Values remain strong. Local leaders gathered Tuesday night at Piedmont University to support the Boy Scouts of America at the annual…

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