 You need a financial advisor with the freedom to focus on your specific needs. Whatever your goals, Reid Potter can create a game plan tailored to you. Call Reid at 432-0777 at Pikeville, Kentucky to learn more. April is Child Abuse Prevention Month and Mr. Gatties in Pikeville is spreading the word with their annual Gatties Goes Blue event. City representatives, local law enforcement and other child protection advocates show up to plant blue pinwheels to support the children in our community. On top news spoke with Mr. Gatties General Manager Connie Irick to learn more. Today it is our pinwheel planting ceremony. The pinwheel represents Child Abuse Awareness Month, the whole month of April. And we just wanted to be a part of the child abuse prevention because a lot of kids pass through our door, a lot of parents. We just wanted to get information in their hands so if they need help they can reach out. And we wanted to let them know that Pikeville PD is one of the places that they can just reach out. They're there for them. It's the good guys. They'll help you whenever you need them. Pikeville Police are one of the biggest supporters of the event. They stand to protect our children who will inevitably become the future of our region. It's great that they do that because this is what Gatties is for. For kids to be safe at and to be at and play games and eat pizza and everything kids like to do. So it's just normal for them to make sense for them to be one of the people that sponsors this. Gatties goes blue. And we enjoy coming here every year and being part of this. Children are at a disadvantage because they can't really speak for their stuff. Some of them don't know how to speak for their stuff. They're too young. Or they're traumatized so bad that they can't tell you what happened to them. So that's where Judy's Place comes in with the forensic interviews and things. And they have advocates here. They go to bat for the kids. And their main job is this, to speak for an entity which is a child that can't speak for itself. And that's what they're going to do. And they do a great job of it. Reporting from Mountain Top News, I'm Nick Collum.