By Katie Northcott, News Director
Peterson Media Group extends congratulations to this week’s hometown heroes of the week across all four radio stations: Antonio Frost (Thunder Radio), Zack Rhoton (93.9 The Duck), Joe Gamble (The Rooster 101.5), and Maygan Silavong (Whiskey Country 105.1 & 95.9).
Hometown heroes of the Week are recognized each Wednesday on Peterson Media Group’s radio station Facebook pages. Click here to nominate for Hometown Hero of the Week.
Frost is a sergeant with the Manchester Police Department. Here’s what the person who nominated him had to say:
“Sergeant Antonio Frost is someone our community can always count on. He leads by example, treats everyone with respect, and approaches every situation with professionalism and compassion. Whether he’s responding to a call, helping someone in need, or mentoring younger officers, he consistently goes above and beyond the call of duty. His dedication to keeping our community safe and his willingness to serve others make him more than deserving of this recognition.”
Rhoton is a firefighter with Arnold Air Force Base Fire & Emergency Services. Here’s what the person who nominated him had to say:
“I am proud to nominate Zack Rhoton for the Hometown Hero award. Zack embodies everything a true hero should be: self-sacrificing, brave, and deeply committed to the safety and well-being of his community. Since beginning his full-time firefighting career in 2015, he has dedicated his life to protecting others. Serving with Arnold Air Force Base Fire & Emergency Services, Zack faces unique challenges with unwavering professionalism and a calm, reassuring presence. For over a decade, he has answered the call at any hour, consistently putting the lives of others before his own. His passion for serving others and love for the job make him truly deserving of this recognition.”
Gamble serves with the Estill Springs Fire Department. Here’s what the person who nominated him had to say:
“Joe goes above and beyond for his department and takes his job with dedication and dignity. No matter the situation, he is always willing to step up, lend a hand, and serve his community without hesitation. He leads by example, treats everyone with respect, and can always be counted on when people need him most. His commitment to the Estill Springs Fire Department and the people he serves is something our community is truly grateful for, and he is more than deserving of this recognition.”
Silavong is a deputy with the Metro Moore County Sheriff’s Department. Here’s what the person who nominated her had to say:
“Deputy Maygan Silavong has proudly served the Metro Moore County Sheriff’s Department for the past seven years, demonstrating professionalism, dedication, and a genuine commitment to serving our community. Before joining the department, she gained valuable experience working in the California prison system, bringing a strong background in corrections and public safety to law enforcement. Today, she serves as a Field Training Officer, where she mentors new deputies and helps prepare the next generation of law enforcement officers to serve with integrity and professionalism. Maygan leads by example every day through her strong work ethic, positive attitude, and willingness to invest in the success of others. Her selfless service and unwavering commitment to the citizens of Moore County make her a true hometown hero.”
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