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Thursday, June 4, 2026 at 9:25 AM

Club keeps service going

Club keeps service going
Pilot Point Fire Department Firefighter Paramedic Travis Jeter looks down at Pilot Point Police Department Sgt. Andy Biggs’ tray at the 19th Century Club Community Workers Appreciation Luncheon on Jan. 8.
Abigail Bardwell/The Post-Signal

Volunteers set out an array of soups, chowders, chilis, breads and desserts on Jan. 8 to say thank you to the city workers and community servants.

The annual Community Workers Luncheon is a yearly labor of love by the members of the 19th Century Club that brings people together inside the Pilot Point Community Center.

'It gives us a chance, of course, to express our appreciation [for] the fire, the city and everybody,' Club President Paula McCoy said. '... We have a lot of people here who are volunteers in other organizations, and it's great that they all turned out. We love our city.'

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