The Steelton community is continuing to solemnly remember one of their own after a beloved 13-year-old girl sadly lost her life in a Harrisburg shooting.READ MO
by CBS 21 NewsThe Steelton community is continuing to solemnly remember one of their own after a beloved 13-year-old girl sadly lost her life in a Harrisburg shooting.Na'Ryah Wright was a cheerleader for the Steelton -Highspire School District and would have been starting 8th grade this year had it not been for a devastating turn of events.
Despite Harrisburg Police saying she was not the intended target, Wright was shot and killed Aug. 11 just one day before another Steelton resident, 17-year-old Antoine Byers Jr., was gunned down in Harrisburg.The community has vehemently come together in an outpouring of support for the two slain teens, including Wright's cheerleading team, who will be wearingIn an Instagram post regarding the bows, the team posted that "this season is for Na'Ryah.
Harrisburg Cheerleading Na'ryah Wright Shooting Memorial Community Bows
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