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Members of support groups and resources to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community provide information for the Fort Bragg Pride Observance event, June 15, 2017 on Pope Army Airfield, N.C.
Freed African Americans the Weeping Mary community following the Civil War. Two sisters who were born into slavery, Nancy (Ross) Lockhart and Emily (Ross) Skinner, purchased the land on which the settlement developed. The community and church at Weeping Mary were likely named for Mary Magdalene's weeping at the tomb of Jesus, though local forklore suggests other possible origins for the name. This historic area is located on a section of El Camino Real, roads developed by native Americans and used by Spanish soldiers, pioneers and others throughout Texas history.
As with most communities founded by freedpersons, in Weeping Mary most residents engaged in farming. Many were employed on farms in neighboring Wallace Town. Others would later work at the Indian mounds nursery, operated by the Texas Forest Service, and in other labor intensive jobs.
Children attended a school in the settlement by the late 1800s The school has an enrollment of 40 in 1896. When it closed during World War II, students began attending school in Alto. Religious and social life centered on Weeping Mary Baptist Church. The congregation's earliest structure was in Wallace Town. In 1957, a flood damaged the church building and members rebuilt it at this location. Weeping Mary Baptist Church continues to be a focal point for area residents, and remains active today, serving a community rich in heritage and tradition. (2008) (Marker No: 16120)
UNPOL and PNTL community Police officers started their school program and seen here are Angela Rodriguez from Uruguay with Dipak Regmi from Nepal and their PNTL counterpart Antonio Guterres from Comoro Police station in Dili - at Ai Mutin talking to students about Traffic awareness and pornography, domestic violence and against alcohol issues. Photo by UNMIT/Martine Perret. 14 October 2008
Governor Moore and First Lady Dawn Moore Visit Brooklyn Community Center by Patrick Siebert at 4140 10th St, Brooklyn, MD 21225
On Tuesday, August 2nd, 2011, the Pitney Bowes Corporate Strategy and Innovation team came together to partner our department outing with a day of service. 115 employees from my team gathered at Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo to participate in beautification projects throughout the Zoo and a literacy program for 85 Bridgeport youth from the McGivney Community Center and the Wakeman Boys & Girls Club’s Smilow-Burroughs Center.
180424-N-IO414-024 SASEBO, Japan (April 24, 2018) Ensign Salazar Esteban, from Summerville, S.C., assigned to Mine Countermeasures Squadron 7, plays dodgeball with Japanese kindergarten students during a visit to a local school as part of a community outreach project. Sailors routinely participate in community outreach and service projects with the Sasebo community as a way to establish a foundation of trust and friendship with the citizens of Japan. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Jordan Crouch/Released)
Football Game at Glendale Community College in Glendale, Calif., on Saturday Oct. 26, 2013. (Raul Martinez/J110)
Barton Community College Men’s Cross Country at the FHSU Tiger Open cross country meet held on 10-10-15 at Sand Plum Nature Trail course in Victoria, KS.
Barton Community College Men’s Basketball first half photos vs Hutchinson Community College on 01-30-19 at the Barton Gym on the campus of Barton Community College in Great Bend, KS.
Photos by Migle Mazurkeviciute, student photographer for the Barton Sports Information Department.
Monday, January 15, 2024, East Palo Alto - Community partners and volunteers gathered to commemorate the life and service of the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. by planting 15 trees at the Lewis & Joan Platt East Palo Alto Family YMCA and EPA Senior Center. Mayor Antonio Lopez, the newly-appointed mayor of East Palo Alto, planted a ceremonial tree to signify his dedication to preserving the community's urban forest. Hosted by the City of East Palo Alto, the YMCA, and Canopy.
Photo by Guy Cummins, ProBonoPhoto.org.
"Community Quilt"
City of Dexter
208 N. Main
Dexter, KS, 67038
Artist: Dexter High School Students
Sponsor: Cowley First/Legacy Foundation.
GPS Coordinates: 37.180388, -96.716055
Non Profit Organization, Insaan, invites the community of Pomona for a free health screening, information on public programs, and a tasty meal!
04.25.09
I had the pleasure of attending the opening of the Annenberg Community Beach House at Santa Monica State Park this morning. The highlight of this beautiful event on the most perfect day imaginable was a visit from a few of our friends from Cirque du Soleil, scheduled to appear here again this summer.