Book Available!!

By: Gail Conner

On: January 7, 2026

In: Local News

Letitia S. Morgan’s new book, “A-Z Innovative Minds”

will be available for purchase at the MLK Walk and Parade.

Funds and donations will be used for the MLK Scholarship Fund.

T-shirts will be available and refreshments will be served after the walk at the

Turner Street Community Center on Monday, January 19th

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