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KENNEWICK, Wash. - Black History Month is coming to a close but Black history does not go away as we flip the calendar to March.Â
YAKIMA, Wash.-Â When Sergeant Joe Parks first came to Yakima in 1988, he came stationed at the firing center with the U.S. Army. Now over 35 years later, he has carved out a role as a leader in the community, helping shape the next generation.
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