Curtis Pitts Honored With Community Service Award
Curtis Pitts has been awarded the NAACP Troy G. Scroggins Community Service Award. Pitts, who is community liaison at Highland Park High School, was honored for making a difference in Topeka and for his many accomplishments in the community. Pitts was given the award by Ben Scott, President of the Topeka Branch of the NAACP at the organization’s Freedom Fund Banquet.
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