08/21/2026
We are more than thankful to have the means to be able to help those in our community and work alongside some other pretty awesome local businesses ❤️🚜
Last week, Fayette County experienced devastating flooding that affected families, homes, businesses, and entire neighborhoods throughout our community.
But in the middle of so much destruction, we also witnessed something that deserves to be recognized.
We watched local business owners show up.
They brought their trucks, trailers, skid steers, excavators, equipment, employees, time, food, supplies, and whatever else they had available. They hauled debris. They delivered meals. They helped clear properties. They checked on neighbors. They donated resources. And in many cases, they simply saw something that needed to be done and did it.
There was no marketing strategy behind it. No expectation of recognition. Just people helping people.
Small communities sometimes get a lot of flack. We hear about what we don't have, what we need to improve, or why somewhere else has more to offer.
But there is something incredibly valuable about living in a community where the person who owns the business down the street is also the person who shows up with a piece of equipment when your home is surrounded by debris.
Where businesses don't just operate in the community—they are part of the community.
Our small businesses provide jobs, invest locally, sponsor our kids, support our organizations, donate to our causes, and, as we saw again last week, step up when their neighbors need them most.
There is still a tremendous amount of work ahead for Fayette County. But seeing the way our businesses, organizations, first responders, volunteers, and residents have come together has been an incredible reminder of what a small community can do when it takes care of its own.
To every local business owner who gave their time, equipment, products, employees, money, or resources to help someone else this past week:
We saw you. We appreciate you. And Fayette County is better because you're here.
Thank you Logan Electrical Solutions LLC for showcasing your efforts alongside so many others who dedicated their time to help when it was needed most. We know the names listed aren't the names of everyone who helped, but feel free to tag a small business owner you saw helping and let's show our support for all of the incredible people supporting our community who can say their small business is planted right here in the place we all call home.
All of these businesses in their original post and more are tagged in the comments. Please follow and show your support.