Citizens of Lee County gathered in front of the Lee County Justice Center for the first ever Lee County “Resource Fair and Remembrance Vigil.” Service providers and community agencies were available to provide information on crime prevention and services before the vigil was held in honor of those who have lost their lives due to crime.
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