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Hello all. The family of officer James Alford (the officer injured in the benifit ride for deputy Rodney Yates) is asking for the publics help in raising funds as officer Alford is out of working healing from devestating injuries. Lets show them how much we support our Law Enforcement and the sacrifices they make every day. The family has not set up a go fund me but there are several options at the bottom of this post to donate. If you are unable to donate please lift them in prayer as they navigate these rough times. Thank you to the officer, his family and our ACFS followers for supporting a local family, our LEO and most of all thank you to the officers who put their lives on the line every day for us!

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On Saturday, June 27, 2026, at approximately 11:50 a.m., Lieutenant James Alford of the Richland Police Department was seriously injured in a motorcycle accident while participating in a benefit ride for injured Deputy Rodney Yates.
James was airlifted to Forrest General Hospital where he underwent emergency surgery and now faces a long and difficult recovery that will include months of physical therapy and rehabilitation. At this time, it is expected that he will be unable to return to work for at least six to nine months.
While workers' compensation will assist with his medical expenses and a portion of his income, there will still be significant financial challenges for James and his family. James and his wife, Charlee, are the loving parents of a 9-year-old daughter and a 6-year-old son, and they work hard every day to provide for their family.
What began as a day dedicated to supporting another injured law enforcement officer became a life-changing tragedy for James and everyone involved.
Lieutenant Alford has spent his career serving and protecting the citizens of Richland, answering every call for service with courage, professionalism, and selflessness. Now, he needs our support.
Many have reached out and asked how to support. The best way would be in the form of gift cards. Those can be mailed to
Craig S. Hatter
C/O James Alford
115 Provonce Park, Brandon Mississippi 39042
Email: [email protected]
If Venmo is a better option, please send to (9966)
Every card will help provide peace of mind during this journey.
Thank you for your prayers, generosity, and support for Lieutenant James Alford, Charlee, and their children.

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The 23-star US flag represents an important moment of growth in early American history. it became official on July 4, 1820, following the admission of Mississippi as the 20th state, Illinois as the 22nd, and Maine as the 23rd. Like all US flags, stars were only added on the Fourth of July after a state joined the Union, making the 23-star flag a symbol of westward expansion and a young nation finding its identity.

Although it was the official flag for just one year before more states were added, the 23-star flag is closely tied to the post-war of 1812 period, a time of renewed national pride and unity.

Today we honor President Abraham Lincoln, whose leadership preserved the Union during one of the most challenging chapters in American history. Lincoln’s commitment to unity and freedom continues to resonate today, and the American Flag remains a symbol of the ideals he fought to protect.

Adopted on July 4, 1819, the 21 Star USA Flag represented Illinois joining the Union. The 21-star USA Flag has a unique feature while not universal most had the Great Star pattern, this was achieved by making 20 small stars form one large star. Like many of the first USA flags this flag was only flown for a year before needing more stars added. The Abraham Lincoln Presidental Library and Museum has one of the last of these beautifully hand sewn flag on display.