Smyrna’s Black History Month dinner to highlight 1881 washerwomen’s strike
Driving home from work one day in 2017, Kelundra Smith heard voices. Inspirational voices. Smith had been thinking of writing about a piece of Atlanta history-the 1881 Atlanta washerwomen strike….
Read More![Photo: [Pictured left to right: Christopher Nunn, Commissioner of the Georgia Department of Community Affairs; Julie Barwig, Executive Director of Keep Smyrna Beautiful and Director of Environmental Services for the City of Smyrna; and Natalie Johnston-Russell, Executive Director of the Keep Georgia Beautiful Foundation at the Georgia State Capitol on February 6, 2025.]](https://b1745379.smushcdn.com/1745379/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/KSB-award-180x101.png?lossy=2&strip=1&webp=0)
