Parque en Waynesville va ser nombrado después de Presidente Obama y Martin Luther King Jr.10/26/2020
 Foto por: WLOS Staff Escrito por Benito Garcia, Hola Carolina
En Waynesville, Carolina del Norte los líderes locales aprobaron el nombre de un nuevo parque municipal que va ser llamado Obama-King Park. Philip Gibbs tuvo la idea de honrar al primer presidente afroamericano, Barack Obama, y al líder de los derechos civiles, el Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Gibbs espera que el parque sea un lugar donde todos se puedan reunir. El parque está localizado a lo largo de Craven Street en la comunidad históricamente afroamericana. Comments are closed.
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