It was standing room only as Warren County celebrated Black History Month at Magness Library on Tuesday, those in attendance enjoying a night of art, song and heritage.Minister Willie Cameron, who led the room in a pair of gospel hymns, noted during his brief talk that what matters is love, no matter the color of a person’s skin.“We are so much more fortunate today than years ago,” Cameron said. “Back then, you didn’t need a weatherman to tell you the weather because if it was raining outside, it was raining inside too. The one thing they did have was love.
Black heritage celebrated in rousing ceremony