Black History Month program set for Feb. 29

The Pike County Branch NAACP, along with the Concerned Citizens of Pike County will sponsor the annual Black History Program at 4 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 29 at Old Mt. Calvary Outreach Center at 480 Second Street in Concord. The theme this year is ‘˜Understanding Our Past to Inform Our Future.’’We invite everyone to come and support us and enter participants on the program,’ said Patricia Beckham. ‘We will have singers and the Pike County Community Mass Choir as well as dancers, poetry by Amy Miller of Pike County Middle School and a skit titled A Peaceful Protest which was written by Patricia Beckham, Regina Bridges and LaTreace Key.’Â For more information, all Linda Parks at 770-468-4621.