Community plans lemonade stand fundraiser for Isaiah House construction in Belfast

The Russell County Board of Supervisors convened on July 7, 2025, to discuss various community projects and updates. The meeting began with a report on interest in the Copper Creek development, where two potential buyers have shown interest, with ongoing efforts to finalize details. Additionally, discussions included the Oak Grove project, which requires further planning.

The board reviewed the renovations at Sword Creek, which totaled approximately $440,000, confirming that the project was completed successfully. The meeting also addressed the acceptance of schools related to the Brownsfield initiative, with a motion made to amend necessary documents.

During the board's discussion, members expressed gratitude for community support and shared updates on local events. Miss Wallace highlighted a brief flooding incident in Belfast and thanked those involved in recovery efforts. Miss Darren reminded attendees about the upcoming lemonade stand fundraiser for Isaiah House, scheduled for July 18-20, emphasizing its positive impact on the community.

Board member Steve Kaiser provided an update on a colleague's health situation, requesting continued prayers for Susan as she prepares for a less invasive surgery. He also reflected on the successful Fourth of July celebrations, noting high attendance and community appreciation for the county's support and law enforcement presence at the events.

The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn, reflecting a collaborative spirit among board members and a commitment to ongoing community engagement.