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Honoring Women’s History and Empowering the Vote in Decatur County

  On March 28, 2026 , the NAACP Decatur County Branch 5167-B hosted a meaningful and inspiring community gathering: Women’s History & Know Your Voting Rights at Nelson Chapel AME Church Fellowship Hall in Bainbridge, Georgia. This event was more than a program on the calendar — it was a reminder of the power of education, the importance of civic awareness, and the lasting influence of women in shaping our communities, our history, and our democracy. As we reflected on Women’s History Month , we took time to honor the courage, resilience, leadership, and sacrifice of women who have paved the way in every area of life — from families and faith communities to schools, advocacy, public service, and the ongoing fight for justice and equality. At the same time, the event created space for an equally important conversation: understanding our voting rights and the responsibility we all share in protecting them . Voting is not just a civic duty. It is one of the most powerful tools c...

Women's History & Know Your Voting Rights Townhall

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The Soil Remembers: Stories that Still Grow Program

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Decatur County NAACP Leaders Address Kingdom Harvest Fellowship Church on Unity, Justice, and Community

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First Port City Bank Shows Support for Education Forum

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  The Decatur County NAACP is pleased to announce First Port City Bank’s support of the upcoming Education Forum, which brings Nettie Washington Douglass to Bainbridge. Douglass is the great great granddaughter of Frederick Douglas, and the great granddaughter of Booker T. Washington. Visit decaturcountynaacp.org to register L-R James Cosby III, NAACP vice president, Mary Tracy, servant leader, Dr. Beverly Sargent, NAACP president, and members of the FPCB team, Marvalynn Carroll, Nancy Murphy, and Tynese Jones.

The Soil Remembers: Stories That Still Grow

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There are stories that live in books. And then there are stories that live in people. At 91 years old, Larry Edwards, a proud Decatur County, Bainbridge, Georgia resident , carries history not as something he studied — but as something he lived. His voice reflects decades of change. His memory holds lessons shaped by resilience, faith, and endurance. His presence reminds us that history is not distant — it is personal. As we prepare for “The Soil Remembers: Stories That Still Grow” , we are honored to feature Larry’s story as part of this powerful community gathering. This event is more than a program. It is a bridge. A bridge between generations. A bridge between legacy and responsibility. A bridge between the soil that remembers — and the seeds we are planting today. Inspired by the enduring legacies of Frederick Douglass and Booker T. Washington, and featuring keynote speaker Nettie Washington Douglass , this education forum invites parents, youth, leaders, and community ...

Membership Meeting Agenda | February 9, 2026

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