and i'm melisa magee. tonight, it's a special visions 2016. celebrating black history month!eet some local trailblazers making their mark in government, culture, and industry tell you about two programs training today's youth to become tomorrow's workforce see how an nba player is investing in his hometown. >> and the oldest black newspaper in the country is celebrating a big birthday. >> catch visions 2016, tonight at 7:30 on 6abc. >> welcome back to fyi philly. >> and the romantic relaxation room at the logan hotel's brand new spa. while many couples are cuddling up with some chocolate and champagne, this weekend, about 15,000 penn staters are hard at work >> they're putting the finishing touches on what is the largest student-run philanthropic event in the world! >> and it's all for the kids. >> 3, 2, 1. >> it is the 43rd annual penn state dance. marathon, affectionately known as thon. >> and this is 46 hours straight. >> 46 hours, no sitting, no sleeping. >> thon starts at 6pm friday and doesn't stop until 4pm next sunday. this year, more than 700 dancers will rise to the

>> and i'm melisa magee. >> tonight, it's a special visions 2016. >> celebrating black history month! >> meet some local trailblazers making their mark in government, culture, and industry tell you about twoe hos investing in his hometown. >> oldest black newspaper is celebrating a big birthday. >> welcome to tonight's show. we're here at the african-american museum in philadelphia. >> they just debuted a new afro-cuban art exhibit which we'll tell you about later in the show. but first we're going to celebrate quite a milestone for the philadelphia tribune. >> yes. they have celebrated their 130th anniversary making it the oldest continuously running african-american newspaper in the nation. it was 1884 when publisher christopher perry put out the first edition of the philadelphia tribune. through the 19th, 20th and now 21st century. this black-owned independent media company continues to report on local and national news with one enduring mission.for 130 years, we've >> for 130 years, we've been the voice of the african american community. who would tell our story, from our perspect