The George Coon Public Library kicked off its summer-ready program Thursday with a program for children showcasing local civic and community groups.
Library Director Nichelle Faughn shared the reading program will continue through July including activities for all ages with children’s programming held each Thursday.
click to download audioFaughn said the kickoff program was meant to show children it takes all different kinds of groups to come together to make the community work properly. It also allowed local groups to inform the children and parents what their individual groups do for the community.
click to download audioStephanie Randall with Caldwell County School’s HOPE Center was on hand to show families the services they offer.
click to download audioKiwanis Club President Ruth Gray provided information on what activities the organization is involved with throughout the year.
click to download audioLaura Klubert with Create Princeton informed the group about their goal of bringing back fine art into the community in various ways.
click to download audioOptimist Club member Jo Ann Coomer asked the children what they would like to be in a circus and invited their families to be a part of the radio auction this week.
click to download audioThere were over 120 students pre-registered to participate in the kickoff program. For more information on upcoming summer reading program activities, call Faughn at the Library at (270) 365-2884.
Library Director Nichelle Faughn shared the reading program will continue through July including activities for all ages with children’s programming held each Thursday.
click to download audioFaughn said the kickoff program was meant to show children it takes all different kinds of groups to come together to make the community work properly. It also allowed local groups to inform the children and parents what their individual groups do for the community.
click to download audioStephanie Randall with Caldwell County School’s HOPE Center was on hand to show families the services they offer.
click to download audioKiwanis Club President Ruth Gray provided information on what activities the organization is involved with throughout the year.
click to download audioLaura Klubert with Create Princeton informed the group about their goal of bringing back fine art into the community in various ways.
click to download audioOptimist Club member Jo Ann Coomer asked the children what they would like to be in a circus and invited their families to be a part of the radio auction this week.
click to download audioThere were over 120 students pre-registered to participate in the kickoff program. For more information on upcoming summer reading program activities, call Faughn at the Library at (270) 365-2884.
