Bakersfield Native Returns Home to Make History

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Bakersfield Native Returns Home to Make History

Rick Anthony, a proud Bakersfield, California native and South High School alum, will end his near decade long career as Director of Recreation and Parks for Anne Arundel County in Maryland to return home to serve as Bakersfield’s first Black Director of Recreation and Parks.

Source: Observer News Group – Group Newspapers of Southern California

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