Ask any healthcare worker or anyone who's have to wear a face mask constantly right now they can become very uncomfortable very quickly. Two former Montgomery County residents despite currently living in Virginia have stepped up to help alleviate some of that soreness that comes from wearing a mask daily. Chief Yeoman Kent Woods and his wife Ashley have been using their 3D printer to make over 300 3D mask extenders. They ran their 3D printer for three days straight so they could quickly get those extenders sent back to the people that needed them in the county. They have posted to their Facebook page that they are willing to make more for anyone needing or wanting some.

Romans Chevrolet Buick and KGGF would like to honor both Kent and Ashley Woods. Even though they are no longer living in the community they were quick to help and that makes them a Hometown Hero.