Washington County residents gathered at Campbell Park in Vernon over the weekend for the Black History Parade and Celebration, an annual event held to honor the contributions of Black Americans to the community and the nation. The day began with a community breakfast and remarks from a special guest speaker from the President Eisenhower Museum, setting the tone for a celebration rooted in history and reflection.
Following the morning program, the parade made its way through Vernon, drawing families, local organizations, and youth groups. Festivities continued throughout the day at Campbell Park, where attendees enjoyed activities, entertainment, and opportunities for children to participate and learn.



