May 30, 2026 - A mobile unit and more than 50 employee volunteers represented Sterling Health Care (SHC) at the second annual Red River Gorge Bigfoot Fest in Stanton's City Park last Saturday (May 30). Crowds numbering well into the thousands came to enjoy the festival featuring presentations and picture/autograph sessions with well-known television celebrities in the study of Bigfoot and other cryptids; displays of movie memorabilia; and more than 140 vendors offering food, souvenirs of all kinds, educational information, and much more.
"It was so great to see the involvement from so many employees participating in the day and in the community," said Tina Bryant, SHC Chief Executive Officer. "Our presence in activities like this makes a significant impact for our organization and I personally appreciate each one that came out and displayed how we truly care for our communities and what they're involved in. This was a great day for Stanton!"
"I couldn't be more excited about the support our employees gave to this event," added Jeff Pinkerton, SHC Marketing & Communications Director. “Our employees showed up in a big way and the committee genuinely appreciated our involvement with the mobile unit and provision of transportation with our wagon. I've already had discussions about SHC's involvement in this community event and we are looking forward to working with the festival committee even more on future events.”
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