This space highlights the people, businesses, and moments that define our community. Right now, we are spotlighting Weston and the overwhelming support surrounding his family, a reminder of what it means to stand together.
Weston’s Journey highlights how Jackson County is coming together to support a local child and his family. Find fundraising events, local businesses giving back, donation opportunities, and ongoing community efforts all in one place. Stay updated, get involved, and see how local support is making a real impact.

Krabbe disease is a rare genetic disorder that affects the nervous system. Because newborn screening isn’t always mandatory, it can go undetected until it’s too late. Early detection is critical, but when missed, the impact can be devastating, making awareness and support more important than ever.

Follow Weston’s journey, one chapter at a time, with real-time updates on Facebook.

At just six months old, Weston was diagnosed with Krabbe Disease, a rare and devastating genetic disorder. His family is now focused on bringing him home on hospice and cherishing every moment together. Donations help cover medical costs, travel, and care so they can focus on what matters most, loving Weston every second they have.

Across Jackson County, businesses and community members are stepping up with benefit nights, raffles, and donation drives to support Weston and his family. These efforts continue to grow, giving everyone a chance to show up and give back. Wes Fest will be featured separately as the main event dedicated to Weston.

Join Jackson County for Wes Fest as the community comes together to support Weston Kyser and his family. With food, games, raffles, and more, this special event is dedicated to helping ease the financial burden so Weston’s family can focus on what matters most, time together.

Businesses, families, and neighbors across Jackson County are stepping up in big and small ways, with new events, donations, and support growing daily.
Baby Weston, just 6 months old, was diagnosed with Krabbe disease, a rare and devastating disorder. After his hospital release, he was escorted home by the Jackson County Sheriff’s Department to begin hospice care. This moment reflects a community coming together in support, as local fundraisers and donations continue to grow.
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