For a third straight year, a special ceremony was held at the Wesley-Smith Chapel in Wright City to celebrate Black History Month. Event organizer Barbara Love says the service is a way to honor …
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Tiffany Goggans performs a dramatic speech presentation during the Black History Month celebration held at Welsey-Smith Chapel in Wright City on Sunday, Feb. 19. Music, poetry, dance and guest speakers were a part of the third consecutive ceremony. Record photo/ Derrick Forsythe photo.
