Houston Co. NAACP invites youth and young adults to speak out
The event this Sunday hopes to encourage young people to exercise their voice in their "speak out."
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The event this Sunday hopes to encourage young people to exercise their voice in their "speak out."
The march is happening in Warner Robins on Saturday, July 16 at 9 a.m.
Houston County WARNER ROBINS, Georgia(41NBC/WMGT)— Rutha Jackson and Kimberly Hicks founded the African American Tre-City newspaper. The newspaper encompasses the cities of Centerville, Warner Robins and Perry. They say the goal is to inform the community about the African American history, and what the community is doing now. The newspaper debuted July 1, and will be out on the first of each month. The ladies say there has been positive feedback on the newspaper so far. They’re hoping to discuss various topics within the paper. “In today’s environment there are so many hot topics on ...
'Our voice is going to be heard': Houston County women launch area's first African-American newspaper Founders Rutha Jackson and Kimberly Hicks say they started it to highlight Black businesses, families, accomplishments, and more. Author: Bre'onna Richardson (WMAZ) Published: 6:51 PM EDT July 14, 2021 Updated: 6:53 PM EDT July 14, 2021 HOUSTON COUNTY, Ga. — This month, two Houston County women teamed up to launch what they call the county's first African American newspaper. Founders Rutha Jackson and Kimberly Hicks say they started it to high...