82.6 F
Artesia
Thursday, September 21, 2023
HomeNewsCelebrating Dr. King’s legacy

Celebrating Dr. King’s legacy

Related stories

AHS Homecoming 2023: ‘Dogs vs. ‘Cats

With Friday's forecast calling for temperatures near 100 degrees,...

Ribbon Cutting- Pecos Valley Production

The Artesia Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting...

Ribbon Cutting- Devoted Women’s Ministry

The Artesia Chamber of Commerce welcomed a packed house...
At left, members of the Mt. Olive Baptist Church choir of Carlsbad perform during the Keeping the Dream Alive Organization’s 14th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Observance Monday at the Artesia Center. Below left, keynote speaker Natasha Mackey speaks on King’s legacy. Mackey, published author of two books, is the first black female to be elected to the Roswell City Council. Below, Zia Intermediate School students give an anti-bullying presentation, citing King’s urging that “society’s punishments are small compared to the wounds we inflict on our souls when we look the other way.”  Grace Miller - Daily Press
Below, members of the Mt. Olive Baptist Church choir of Carlsbad perform during the Keeping the Dream Alive Organization’s 14th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Observance Monday at the Artesia Center. Bottom, keynote speaker Natasha Mackey speaks on King’s legacy. Mackey, published author of two books, is the first black female to be elected to the Roswell City Council. Top, Zia Intermediate School students give an anti-bullying presentation, citing King’s urging that “society’s punishments are small compared to the wounds we inflict on our souls when we look the other way.” Grace Miller – Daily Press

MLK - 5 MLK - Keynote Spkr - Natasha Mackey

Latest stories