by khurst2 | Jun 22, 2021 | Civics
Over 500 students from F.C. Hammond and Jefferson-Houston schools got to walk virtually, through the Rosa Parks Museum in Montgomery, AL. The tour was part of CCNA’s Civics 101 Project, extending learning beyond the classroom. During the months of April and May,...
by khurst2 | May 31, 2021 | Video
Copyright – Susan R. Smith – Source: https://www.familyfriendpoems.com/poem/we-honor-you-today To all of our veterans Far and near. We thank you for your service For all those years. You sacrificed your time, And some gave your life. You preserved our...
by khurst2 | May 17, 2021 | covid, Video
Listening to the concerns of people hesitant to get their vaccination shot is important, as is combating the many mistruths with facts about the shot, noted local and national health professionals during a recent COVID Workshop held by the Concerned Citizens Network...
by khurst2 | Apr 23, 2021 | Newsletter
Listening to the concerns of several minority business owners during a recent virtual Community Forum, held by the Concerned Citizens Network of Alexandria, City Councilman John Chapman heard three main areas of concern: 1) a level playing field, 2) better...
by khurst2 | Apr 21, 2021 | ChangeMakers, Events, News&Notes
Through his commitment to be of service, CCNA board member Tavares Floyd, George Floyd’s cousin, continues to make an impact on our community. We decided to share our article on Tavares Floyd again – published nearly a year ago – as the verdict in the...
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