Community Commemorates John Lewis with 'Good Trouble' Rally
Local leaders talk about Congressman John Lewis’ legacy, coalition building and ‘making good trouble’
West Virginia Press Association | Thursday, July 24, 2025
On July 17, approximately 250 residents gathered near the Jefferson County Courthouse to honor the legacy of civil rights leader John Lewis, emphasizing the importance of 'making good trouble.' Local leaders, including NAACP President Donaldson Twyman, highlighted the current challenges facing the nation and the vital role of grassroots movements in addressing social justice issues. This event marked the fifth anniversary of Lewis' passing, showcasing a commitment to advancing civil rights amid rising political tensions.
