OKO AKA Recognized at Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference

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By: Ms. Jheri Worldwide

Staff Writer

The Omega Kappa Omega chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, achieved remarkable success at the 72nd Mid-Atlantic Regional Awards held in Richmond, Virginia. Representing Harnett County, the chapter was honored with the prestigious 2024 Best of the Best Award in the Membership Reports category. This accolade recognizes the chapter’s outstanding efforts in maintaining accurate and comprehensive membership records, showcasing their commitment to organizational excellence.

Furthermore, the chapter received high praise for their ingenuity and artistic flair in designing a captivating display featuring a rocketship. This symbolic representation embodied the chapter’s unwavering passion for service and their enthusiastic readiness to take on new challenges. The rocketship, with its visual imagery of soaring to new heights, perfectly captured the chapter’s dynamic spirit and their unwavering dedication to making a positive impact in their community and beyond. OKO is “fired up and ready to soar.”

Jheri Hardaway
Jheri Hardaway is a staff writer for The Carolinian whose reporting explores the intersection of activism, politics, and community life across North Carolina. Drawing on her own experience and history in political organizing and civic engagement, Hardaway focuses on political coverage that highlights grassroots movements, public policy, and the voices of communities often overlooked in traditional media. Through thoughtful storytelling and analysis, she brings attention to the people and issues shaping the region’s political and social landscape.

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