 You need a financial advisor with the freedom to focus on your specific needs. Whatever your goals, Reeve Potter can create a game plan tailored to you. Call Reeve at 432-0777 at Pikeville, Kentucky to learn more. A cookout was held at Bob Amos on Thursday May 19th for first responders and their families in observance of National Law Enforcement Memorial Week. It's just a way to show our appreciation for the job they do every day because we know that job well because we do this job well. So they're out here going to celebrate with us. While the cookout was held as a time of celebration, it also acted as a way for officers to remember their fallen comrades. It's also a time of remembrance. We talk about the fallen officers. Each one of these agencies are here today that has had a fallen officer. So it's time to remember them, tell stories about them, just be together, have some camaraderie, and just be able to sit down and piece it in your minds. Many state and local law enforcement personnel attended the cookout with a plethora of food donated by local businesses in support of the first responders. Our mission statement for the City of Pikeville is this. We won't be a community partner. And we're part of the community. We shop here, we live here, we work here. So we want to make sure that everybody knows we're part of this community in uniform, we're out of uniform. So when these organizations and these businesses put pictures up or they decorate their windows, then it shows us that, hey, they respect us, we respect them and they think we're doing a great job and we want to do a great job. With so much on their plate, law enforcement in this area can find comfort in the reinforcement given to them by the community through acts such as donating and participating in events like the window decorating contest. For Mountain Top News, I'm Kelsey Dean.