A new episode of District 3 Commissioner Lumon May’s show “May’s Message” is now available online and airing on Escambia County Television.
The latest episode features the FloridaWest Job Fair, an event connecting job seekers with local companies to help them find a good career fit. In part two, May speaks with Grace Stanley, who at 12 years old founded Missing Petals, an awareness organization dedicated to ending human trafficking. The third segment highlights the impact of Ebonwood Community Center, which promotes an engaged community through a variety of programs, including after-school and senior programs.
"May's Message" is airing on ECTV, which can be found on local television providers (Channel 98 on Cox Cable and the Brighthouse Networks, Channel 99 on AT&T Uverse). ECTV also streams 24/7 on MyEscambia.com, and all three parts of this episode are available online anytime by clicking the links below:
"May's Message" is produced in conjunction with Commissioner Lumon May and the Escambia County Community and Media Relations Office. For the latest updates on Commissioner May and District 3 news, follow @MyDistrict3 on Twitter. For updates and information about Escambia County, follow @MyEscambia.
