INGLEWOOD COUNCILMAN CURREN D. PRICE
 RECOGNIZED FOR PROMOTING
ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT

Inglewood District One Councilman, Curren D. Price, Jr., was honored for his leadership in promoting Economic Empowerment and Community Involvement.  The Legacy Award was presented to Councilman Price at the Legacy Award and Gospel Musical, Black History Month Celebration.  The event took place at First Church of God Center of Hope, in Inglewood.

Councilman Price was joined in this distinguished category of prominent figures who will be honored for their accomplishment sin using their life's work to educate and lead the cause in promoting economic stability through job creation, business development affordable housing and healthcare, was Larry Grant, Found and Director of the Los Angeles Kingdom Day Parade; Marin "Smith" Smith, Member of the Jay Leno "Tonight Show" Band; Bishop George L. Dixon, Advocate for Affordable Housing and Healthcare for the Elderly; Danny Bakewell, Publisher of the Los Angeles Sentinel Newspaper; Paulette Simpson-Gibson, Executive .P, Coalition of Black Trade Unionist Region 10; Manuel G. Grace, Esq., Sr., P and Counsel tot he Walt Disney Company, Patricia Means, President and Founder of Turning Point Magazine; Willie Morrow, Founder of the California Curl Black Hair Product Company.

Gospel musical star, Grammy Awards Nominee and Winner of Six Stellar Awards, TONEX, performed live "unplugged and full of the Holy Ghost", to make this one of the most exciting and memorable Black History Month celebrations of the year.  

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