More then 200 march in the 2020 Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative March starting at the Grand Junction City Hall with reading of proclamation and music and march to Handy Chapel and onto Colorado Mesa University's Love Recital Hall for more programs.Go to gjsentinel.com to see more photos from the march.
March organizer David Combs, left, presents Marcus Alexander with a Community Service Award at the Martin Luther King Jr. observance in front of Grand Junction City Hall. Last July, Alexander talked a 19-year-old woman off the edge of a bridge, where she was contemplating jumping off in a suicide attempt. “It’s important to be human and to love people,” Alexander said in his remarks.
David Combs speaking at the MLK service in front of city hall.More then 200 march in the 2020 Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative March starting at the Grand Junction City Hall with reading of proclamation and music and march to Handy Chapel and onto Colorado Mesa University's Love Recital Hall for more programs.Go to gjsentinel.com to see more photos from the march.
The Palisade High School chorus at the MLK service in front of city hall.More then 200 march in the 2020 Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative March starting at the Grand Junction City Hall with reading of proclamation and music and march to Handy Chapel and onto Colorado Mesa University's Love Recital Hall for more programs.Go to gjsentinel.com to see more photos from the march.
More then 200 march in the 2020 Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative March starting at the Grand Junction City Hall with reading of proclamation and music and march to Handy Chapel and onto Colorado Mesa University's Love Recital Hall for more programs.Go to gjsentinel.com to see more photos from the march.
March organizer David Combs, left, presents Marcus Alexander with a Community Service Award at the Martin Luther King Jr. observance in front of Grand Junction City Hall. Last July, Alexander talked a 19-year-old woman off the edge of a bridge, where she was contemplating jumping off in a suicide attempt. “It’s important to be human and to love people,” Alexander said in his remarks.
David Combs speaking at the MLK service in front of city hall.More then 200 march in the 2020 Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative March starting at the Grand Junction City Hall with reading of proclamation and music and march to Handy Chapel and onto Colorado Mesa University's Love Recital Hall for more programs.Go to gjsentinel.com to see more photos from the march.
The Palisade High School chorus at the MLK service in front of city hall.More then 200 march in the 2020 Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative March starting at the Grand Junction City Hall with reading of proclamation and music and march to Handy Chapel and onto Colorado Mesa University's Love Recital Hall for more programs.Go to gjsentinel.com to see more photos from the march.
Under gray skies citizens from across the Western Slope filled the courtyard in front of Grand Junction City Hall Monday to help mark Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Organizer David Combs spoke to the crowd about the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. and the importance of continuing to honor the civil rights leader.
