Mayor extends awards to four local Pilgrim’s workers turned heroes

  • Four men receive awards from the Mayor for their acts of bravey during an April 1st fire TRIBUNE PHOTO / NICOLE KIMBALL
    Four men receive awards from the Mayor for their acts of bravey during an April 1st fire TRIBUNE PHOTO / NICOLE KIMBALL
  • Pilgrim’s Pride proudly stands besides the employees who showed valor under daunting circumstances TRIBUNE PHOTOS / NICOLE KIMBALL
    Pilgrim’s Pride proudly stands besides the employees who showed valor under daunting circumstances TRIBUNE PHOTOS / NICOLE KIMBALL
  • Mayor extends awards to four local Pilgrim’s workers turned heroes
    Mayor extends awards to four local Pilgrim’s workers turned heroes
  • Mayor extends awards to four local Pilgrim’s workers turned heroes
    Mayor extends awards to four local Pilgrim’s workers turned heroes
  • Mayor extends awards to four local Pilgrim’s workers turned heroes
    Mayor extends awards to four local Pilgrim’s workers turned heroes
  • Mayor extends awards to four local Pilgrim’s workers turned heroes
    Mayor extends awards to four local Pilgrim’s workers turned heroes
  • Mayor extends awards to four local Pilgrim’s workers turned heroes
    Mayor extends awards to four local Pilgrim’s workers turned heroes
    On the morning of Tuesday, April 18, a warm summer air drifted across the parking lot of the Pilgrim’s Hiring Center as Mount Pleasant Mayor Tracy Craig stood with four gentlemen to award them for their heroic acts of bravery.Quentin Coffey, Roger Browning Jr., Daniel Tucker, and Tyrone Webberson are employees at Pilgrim’s Pride. Browning explained that he works as a shipping supervi...

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