At a Red Ribbon Carnival hosted by the Peer Helpers at GSHS on Oct. 26, 1,760 students grades first through ninth were instructed on the importance of leading a drug-free life through facts and activities. The City of Gulf shores provided tables, …
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At a Red Ribbon Carnival hosted by the Peer Helpers at GSHS on Oct. 26, 1,760 students grades first through ninth were instructed on the importance of leading a drug-free life through facts and activities. The City of Gulf shores provided tables, tents, and chairs
Baldwin County Sheriff Department School Resource Officer Deputy Jeff Spaller provided drug facts and information.
