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The Atlanta Historical Museum
The Atlanta Historical Museum
The Atlanta Historical Museum
The Atlanta Historical Museum

The Atlanta Historical Museum

The Atlanta Historical Museum is pleased to announce the opening of its new permanent exhibition, Brave Bessie: Soaring Above Barriers. The exhibit celebrates the life and achievements of Atlanta native, Bessie Coleman, the first African American woman, and woman of Native American descent, to earn a pilot’s license. Visitors can explore a 2/3-scale model Curtis JN “Jenny” plane, watch footage of 1920s barnstormers, and view new museum items and photographs. Large interpretive panels tell the story of Bessie’s remarkable life, from her childhood in Texas to her untimely death in Florida, and the triumphs and tribulations she experienced in-between.

TOURNAMENT PRIZE MONEY $75,000 FOR

TOURNAMENT PRIZE MONEY $75,000 FOR

We’re talking about the First Annual National Brian Sowers Legacy CRAPPIE Tournament and Scholarship Dinner happening October 4th and 5th in East Texas. The voice of Crappie fishing, Brian Sowers, was known by many anglers as he participated and ran tournaments throughout the US. He loved sharing his favorite fishing passion with the younger generation and was famous for saying “give a kid a tackle box, not an X-box” and saying to parents, “get outside and make memories”!

Retired Teacher’s Director to visit local chapter

It has been announced that “Texas Retired Teachers Association (TRTA) Executive Director Tim Lee is making his way around the great state of Texas to speak at several local chapter meetings and district fall conferences.” One stop will be Queen City. Tuesday, September 10 in Queen City the local chapter of the TRTA will welcome the Executive Director of the local District 8. He will share the latest news for TRTA members and answer any questions that are of concern.

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