Mary Treglia

George Boykin recounts the history of the Sanford Center, which served the African American community in Sioux City, Iowa, since 1951. He highlighted the center's founding by Elzona Trosper and Stella Sanford, and its early programs like the Booker T. Washington Center. Boykin detailed the center's evolution, including its role in integrating black airmen during World War II and its pivotal role in community activities.

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Harpsichordist, Jory Viniour kicks off the Morningside College Piano recital series, there are loads of chances to get outside with road trips and walks…