National Conference for Community and Justice will honor recipients at 2010 Brotherhood/Sisterhood Citation Award Dinner.

(Greensboro – June 22, 2010) – A pair of longtime community leaders has been selected for the 2010 Brotherhood/Sisterhood Citation Award. The Citation Award is given annually by the National Conference for Community and Justice of the Piedmont Triad (NCCJ). Jim Melvin of Greensboro and Jim Morgan of High Point will receive the award at NCCJ’s 44th Annual Citation Award Dinner. The dinner will be held on November 17, 2010 at the Koury Convention Center.

“We are so pleased to honor Jim Morgan and Jim Melvin, two of Guilford County’s most revered public servants, with the 2010 Citation Award,” said Susan Feit, Executive Director of NCCJ. “These two men, one from Greensboro and the other from High Point, have spent decades making Guilford County a place of opportunity and promise.”

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