Brittney Goldston is Monday’s Hometown Hero.

She runs the Boys & Girls Club community program at Northside Elementary School.  She has over 30 children, ranging from Kindergarten to fourth grade, in her group.

It is an after-school program that allows children the opportunity to learn and play.

The club is a part of the Boys & Girls Club of Eastern Piedmont.  Learn more about the organization.

You can nominate your own Hometown Hero.  WCHL has honored local members of our community everyday since 2002.

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