As a student at the University of Pittsburgh in the 1960s, Tim Stevens was among a group of students who drove Martin Luther King Jr. from Pittsburgh Airport to the Pitt campus, where the civil rights leader was scheduled to speak.
On Sunday, more than a half-century later, Stevens – who ...
Members of the Washington community gathered Saturday to celebrate Juneteenth at LeMoyne Community Center in Washington.
The celebration, co-hosted by the NAACP Washington branch and LeMoyne Community Center, featured performances, speakers, vendors, activities, and a variety of foods.
The ...
A. Michael Pratt is bewildered.
Pratt, an attorney and Chair of the Philadelphia Litigation practice of Greenberg Traurig who graduated from Washington & Jefferson College and Harvard Law School, delivered a riveting keynote address at the 64th annual Washington NAACP Human Rights ...
More than six decades after her father, Louis E. Waller - a giant in the fight for civil rights in Washington County - re-launched the Washington NAACP branch, Phyllis Waller received the branch’s Human Rights Award at its 64th annual banquet at the DoubleTree by Hilton Inn.
Waller has ...