Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Gamma Alpha Tau Zeta Chapter P.O. Box 10524 Penn Hills, PA 15235 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Spring has sprung and it is time for growth and renewal! Also, it is the time of year where goal-driven, talented, and barrier-breaking individuals set the tone for their futures. Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Gamma Alpha Tau Zeta Chapter, Penn Hills, PA, has experience when it comes to charting new paths and overcoming challenges. One of our Charter Members, Triumphant Soror LaTonya Frazier of Beaver Falls, never shied away from overcoming obstacles in her life, whether personally or socially. Soror Frazier demonstrated to our Chapter and the community what it truly meant to be an overcomer, by persevering and staying the course during difficult and trying circumstances. In honor of her life, we have instituted a scholarship fund in an effort to see her legacy live on through inspiring and awe-striking individuals. The Gamma Alpha Tau Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. located in Penn Hills, PA, proudly continues its tradition of upholding the principle of Scholarship by providing two $1000.00 awards to recipients whom we believe demonstrate what it takes to be an overcomer. The women of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Gamma Alpha Tau Zeta Chapter, would like to personally congratulate the 2024 winners of the LaTonya Frazier Overcomer Scholarship. Congratulations Alonna Morton and Demetrius Broadnax Jr! These individuals have shown that regardless of their circumstances, they can embody and accomplish whatever it takes to overcome. We applaud their efforts and we look forward to what the future holds for them. We would also like to thank all the 2024 applicants from Allegheny and surrounding counties for their entries. Your work also did not go unnoticed. We look forward to the applicants for the 2025 scholarship season. Applications will open in the early Spring of 2025, so be on the lookout for more! Thank you, Joan Baucum-Robinson Public Relations Chair, Gamma Alpha Tau Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. For more information about the Gamma Alpha Tau Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. and their upcoming events, please visit https://www.zphibgatz.org/. About Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.: Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. was founded on January 16, 1920, at Howard University in Washington, D.C. The sorority is committed to scholarship, service, sisterly love, and finer womanhood. With a rich history of empowering women and serving communities, Zeta Phi Beta continues to make a lasting impact across the globe. Media Contact: Joan Baucum-Robinson, Public Relations Chair gatz.pubblicrelations.zpb@gmail.com Follow us on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GammaAlphaTauZetaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/alleghenyvalleyzetas/

Want to know what to do, in the 412? Here is a list of upcoming events and community news you should know about that's happening in the Hill District. Dinner, dialogue, and development | Hill District Community Meeting is happening Thursday June 6th at 1908 Wylie Avenue (Blakey Center). This meeting will touch on development projects, voting, arts, culture, Centre Avenue, and more. Homeownership Workshop is taking place May 18th from 9AM- 5PM. An opportunity to learn about mortgages, budgeting, inspections, and more. Lee Price will be hosting his first solo art show at the Carnegie Library in the Hill District happening June 6th-8th. The show will showcases the jazz greats of the Hill District.

The State of Black Learning will be taking place August 7-9 of 2024. A premier conference that unapologetically focuses on Black students. Innovate. Educate. Inspire. The State of Black Learning team is thrilled for this year's multi day event. This year's theme is 'Big Dream'N' while paying homage to the rich tapestry of African American culture. This annual conference is filled with world renowned speakers, panels, sessions, and more. State of Black Learning also highlights and honors educators. Two days filled with knowledge, networking, and empowerment.

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Let's hear a round of applause for our graduating seniors- Class of 2024! Pittsburgh Public School students gathered at Soldiers and Sailors auditorium Tuesday April 30th for 'Senior Signing Day.' Teachers, staff, and PPS superintendent came to support students. Students received recognition, awards, scholarships, and a time to celebrate one another as they prepare for the next chapter of their lives. Memories to last a lifetime. Students were encouraged to wear college gear to 'Senior Signing Day.' Students are excited to attend Penn State, University of Pittsburgh, Howard, Chatham, and more. Congratulations again to the Class of 2024!

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Are you connected with Emerald City? Emerald City is based inside the heart of Downtown Pittsburgh at 213 Smithfield Street Pittsburgh, PA. 15222. Hospitality Host, Gabbi Davis; shared wonderful information with us about events to expect with the TRIB. Social Hour taking place on May 10th from 5-8PM. A night to make new connections, network, and more. Mother's Day Sip & Paint will be taking place at Emerald City on May 18th from 6-8PM. Light refreshments will be served. If you're not excited yet, we have one more! Let's ParTea- Part Two, happening Sunday June 9, 2024 from 3-7PM. The dress code is afternoon tea and derby. Wow! What a list of things to do in the 412! For more information on these upcoming events, be sure to connect with Gabbi Davis hello@emeraldcitypgh.com.

The August Wilson African American Cultural Center recently held their annual Block Party event on April 27, 2024. A family friendly affair where hundreds of community members gather for free to celebrate the birthday of August Wilson's birthday. Food, vendors, and activities the entire family can enjoy. This year was particularly special because unlike block parties before, this year it didn't rain. This increased the attendance rate. The Trib took a moment to hear from a few community members that attended. Shelley Stone (Hill District) said, "I attend the August Wilson Block Party annually. Rain or shine, but this year was special because it was beautiful to see neighbors and more come out to enjoy beautiful weather, festivities, and good eats." "My favorite thing about the August Wilson Block Party is the resources. The amount of knowledge, education, and resources that are available is mind blowing. I don't think people know about most of them. I take the time to mingle and network and share the information with my tribe," Cecily Livingston (Homewood). "The weather is beautiful! We couldn't of asked for better weather. Me and kids are having so much fun. I'm happy we were able to attend," Susan King (Hill District). "People always say there isn't much to do in our communities. This Block Party needs to be added to their calendar. The Block Party is a vibe, rain or shine," Gwendolyn Sincere (Hill District).

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