She's a leukemia warrior we've told you about before on our 14 News community websites - Evalynn Willis, now two years old, has been fighting since she was just five months old.

Her family has made dozens of trips for treatments at St. Jude in Memphis, as well many trips to Louisville.

Doctors say Evalynn herself does not need a bone marrow transplant at this point, but there are many others just like her who do. Of those needing a transplant, many are simply waiting to find a match to save their lives.

That's where you could help.

Gibson County will host its first ever Employee Health Fair on Friday, March 1.  According to Jennifer Tuley of the Gibson County Health Department, it is the first time they have addressed health and wellness promotion for county employees.

The county health department together with Gibson General Hospital, Tulip Tree Family Health Care, and Tobacco Free Gibson County are sponsoring the event, which takes place from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Gibson County Red Cross Building, 312 W. State Street, Princeton.

St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church at 622 East Emerson will host a Jan. 19 gospel concert in conjunction with three days of Dr. Martin Luther King Day celebrations in the Princeton area.

A banquet featuring keynote speaker Dr. Brian J. Wells, who is pastor and vice president of academic affairs at Simmons Bible College in Louisville, Ky., will be hosted by St. Paul church at Greater Holy Temple Church of God in Christ fellowship hall, 202 East Pinkney, on Sunday, Jan. 20.  Tickets for the meal and event are $7 per person.