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A dog tag that belonged to Fred Jackson, a celebrated World War II veteran and Lexington’s first African American constable, was found by two teens during a park cleanup.
The two were recently helping clean up debris at Huntertown Community Interpretive Park. They were focused on an area where Fred Jackson used to live.
Meghan Burke and Hattie Steen are 11th graders at Woodford County High School and were out doing community service when they stumbled upon the dog tag; adding that they didn't know the importance of it or who it belonged to.
It is a rarity to see a conservative senator stand his ground on principle for the long haul against all detractors.
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