The Walk Like MADD event, a fundraiser for Mothers Against Drunk Driving, is coming up on September 26. Law enforcement groups participating should be motivated to get as many walkers as they can signed up. Between the Sulphur Springs Police Department and the Hopkins County Sheriff’s Office, the one with fewer sign ups will be required to wear tutus during the walk. MADD Special Events Coordinator Kelli Martinez and Law Enforcement recruiter Sgt. Corley Weatherford with the Sheriff’s Office were guests on KSST’s Good Morning Show with Enola Gay Monday morning.
There are currenrly 90 walkers signed up. Kelli Martinez’s goal is 300 walkers.
