Fort Dodge celebrates Black History Month
Event organizer Sherry Washington introduces Julia Naylor, who reminisced on growing up in Fort Dodge.
Calhoun County Democratic Chair Faith Blaskovich presented a book to the Fort Dodge Library, “Brick by Brick,” about black slaves who helped build the White House. Event organizer Sherry Washington is in back.
Fort Dodge historian Roger Natte prepared and delivered the fascinating story of African-Americans in Fort Dodge at Black History Month celebration.
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- Calhoun County Democratic Chair Faith Blaskovich presented a book to the Fort Dodge Library, “Brick by Brick,” about black slaves who helped build the White House. Event organizer Sherry Washington is in back.
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- Fort Dodge historian Roger Natte prepared and delivered the fascinating story of African-Americans in Fort Dodge at Black History Month celebration.
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- Event organizer Sherry Washington introduces Julia Naylor, who reminisced on growing up in Fort Dodge.
Fort Dodge residents recently attended a presentation on Black History Month held at the Fort Dodge Public Library.
City Councilman Terry Moehnke presented a mayoral proclamation celebrating Black History Month.
The Hat Ladies and Gentlemen sang spiritual songs and homemade desserts and coffee were served.
Community Showcase
CDA Court 216 presents honor quilt to Vern Schmitz
Catholic Daughters of the Americas welcome new members, honor long-time members
Webster County Farm Bureau honored
Farm Bureau donates to Webster County Fair Foundation
Dragon Boat Association donates to Cancer Center
