Emily Carroll points out a basketball she wants while going on a shopping spree that was part of the Walmart Heart organization’s celebration of she and her sister, Sarah. The Warrenton girls are …
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Emily Carroll points out a basketball she wants while going on a shopping spree that was part of the Walmart Heart organization’s celebration of she and her sister, Sarah. The Warrenton girls are among 80 young people across the country recognized as honorary Walmart truck drivers since the program began in 2010. The girls were also treated to a pizza party, gifts and cake on Saturday.
