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| Baldwin | AHF PROGRAMS: January 22 – GULF SHORES ROAD SCHOLAR presentation by Ron FritzeAugust 22 – FOLEY
ROAD SCHOLAR presentation by Alan Brown. |
AHF GRANTS: January 7-January 21 – FAIRHOPE Shakespeare in Schools As You Like It performances. Grant to Alabama Shakespeare Festival – Fairhope High School. For more information, contact Lindsey Jinright at ljinright@asf.net or 334-271-5343.August 1 – September 20 – ORANGE BEACH Wade Hall Traveling Postcard Buildings Exhibit at Orange Beach Public Library. Grant to Troy University Libraries. |
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| Barbour | AHF SPECIAL PROJECT: March 11 – 22Making Alabama: A Bicentennial Traveling Exhibit. – Clayton City Hall. |
AHF GRANT: September 1 – September 30 – EUFAULA Wade Hall Traveling Postcard Tourism Exhibit at Eufaula Carnegie Library. Grant to Troy University Libraries |
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| Bibb | AHF SPECIAL PROJECT: April 6 – 25 – CentrevilleMaking Alabama: A Bicentennial Traveling Exhibit. – Bibb County Board of Education |
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| Butler | AHF SPECIAL PROJECT: February 1 – 28 — GREENVILLEMaking Alabama: A Bicentennial Traveling Exhibit. – Greenville-Butler County Public Library. |
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| Calhoun | AHF PROGRAM: February 12 – ANNISTONROAD SCHOLAR presentation by Dolores Hydock. |
AHF GRANTS: Through August 9 – PIEDMONTWade Hall Traveling Postcard Streets Exhibit at the Piedmont Historical Society. Grant to Troy University Libraries.
August 10 – August 30 – JACKSONVILLE
Wade Hall Traveling Postcard Streets Exhibit at the Jacksonville Public Library. Grant to Troy University Libraries.
August 21 – August 27 – ANNISTON
Shakespeare Project performances at the Anniston Performing Arts Center. Grant to the Calhoun County Chamber of Commerce Foundation. |
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| Chambers | AHF SPECIAL PROJECT: February 13 – 26 – VALLEYMaking Alabama: A Bicentennial Traveling Exhibit.- Chambers County Library and Cobb Memorial Archives. |
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| Colbert | AHF PROGRAMS
May 6 – TUSCUMBIA ROAD SCHOLAR presentation by Dolores Hydock. May 16 – MUSCLE SHOALS ROAD SCHOLAR presentation by Dolores Hydock.
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AHF GRANTS Through March 31 – MUSCLE SHOALSWade Hall Traveling Postcard Streets Exhibit at Muscle Shoals Public Library. Grant to Troy University Libraries.
Through March 29 – TUSCUMBIA
Wade Hall Traveling Postcard Buildings Exhibit at Helen Keller Public Library. Grant to Troy University Libraries
September 14 – TUSCUMBIA
Spruce Pine Pottery children’s program at the Tennessee Valley Museum of Art. Grant to the Tennessee Valley Art Association. September 21 – TUSCUMBIA Spruce Pine Pottery symposium at the Tennessee Valley Museum of Art. Grant to the Tennessee Valley Art Association. |
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| Conecuh | AHF SPECIAL PROJECT: March 8 – 21 — EVERGREENMaking Alabama: A Bicentennial Traveling Exhibit. – Evergreen-Conecuh County Public Library. |
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| Coosa | AHF SPECIAL PROJECT: March 6 – 21 – ROCKFORDMaking Alabama: A Bicentennial Traveling Exhibit. – Coosa County E-911 Office |
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| Covington | AHF PROGRAM: September – RED LEVELJenice Riley Scholarship Winner: Victoria Adams – Red Level Elementary School |
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| Crenshaw | AHF SPECIAL PROJECT: September 3 – 20 – LUVERNEMaking Alabama: A Bicentennial Traveling Exhibit. – Crenshaw County Development Authority |
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| Cullman | AHF GRANT: May 1-May 30 – CULLMANWade Hall Traveling Postcard Streets Exhibit at the Cullman County Museum. Grant to Troy University Libraries. |
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| Dale | AHF PROGRAM: March – April – FORT RUCKERLITERATURE AND THE VETERAN’S EXPERIENCE – Fort Rucker’s Center Library |
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| Dallas | AHF SPECIAL PROJECT: January 14 – 24 – SELMAMaking Alabama: A Bicentennial Traveling Exhibit. Old Depot Museum |
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| De Kalb | AHF SPECIAL PROJECT: June 4 – 28 – FORT PAYNEMaking Alabama: A Bicentennial Traveling Exhibit. – Coal and Iron Building |
AHF GRANT:
March 14 – RAINSVILLE “From Fiction to Film” panel discussion with Robert Inman, Terry Kay, and Daniel Wallace at Northeast Alabama Community College. Grant to Northeast Alabama Community College English Department. January 7-January 21 – MENTONE Shakespeare in Schools As You Like It performances. Grant to Alabama Shakespeare Festival – Moon Lake School. For more information, contact Lindsey Jinright at ljinright@asf.net or 334-271-5343. |
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| Elmore | AHF PROGRAMS: February 12 – MILLBROOKPRIME TIME FAMILY REDING TIME, “Favorites” at Coosada Elementary.
February – March – WETUMPKA
PRIME TIME FAMILY READING TIME, “Animal Tails” at Wetumpka Elementary School
September 3, 10, 17 and 24 – MILLBROOK
PRIME TIME FAMILY READING TIME, “Animal Tales” at Coosada Elementary
September 3, 10, 17 and 24 – WETUMPKA
PRIME TIME FAMILY READING TIME, “Favorites” at Wetumpka Elementary School |
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| Escambia | AHF SPECIAL PROJECT: May 2 – 23 — ATMOREMaking Alabama: A Bicentennial Traveling Exhibit. – The Club |
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| Fayette | AHF SPECIAL PROJECT: February 15 – 22 – GENEVAMaking Alabama: A Bicentennial Traveling Exhibit. – Hubbertville School |
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| Franklin | AHF SPECIAL PROJECT: September 9 – 27 – RED BAYMaking Alabama: A Bicentennial Traveling Exhibit.- Red Bay Museum. |
AHF GRANT:
January 2 – February 8 – RUSSELLVILLE Wade Hall Traveling Postcard Streets Exhibit at Russellville Public Library. Grant to Troy University Libraries. |
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| Geneva | AHF SPECIAL PROJECT: January 14 – 25 – GENEVAMaking Alabama: A Bicentennial Traveling Exhibit. – The Vintage Room |
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| Greene | AHF SPECIAL PROJECT: August 17 – 31 – EUTAWMaking Alabama: A Bicentennial Traveling Exhibit. – Historic Greene County Courthouse |
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| Houston | AHF PROGRAM: July 29, 2019 – DOTHANALABAMA HISTORY DAY Teacher Workshop |
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| Jackson | AHF SPECIAL PROJECT: January 7-18 – STEVENSONMaking Alabama: A Bicentennial Traveling Exhibit – Stevenson Public Library |
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| Jefferson | AHF PROGRAMS:
January 28 – BIRMINGHAM ROAD SCHOLAR presentation by Dolores Hydock. February 7 – March – BIRMIGHAM PRIME TIME Family Reading Time – Woodlawn Family Resource Center February 20 – BIRMINGHAM ROAD SCHOLAR presentation by Joyce Cauthen. February 26 – BIRMINGHAM ROAD SCHOLAR presentation by Dolores Hydock. March 7 – April – BIRMINGHAM April 9 – May – March – BIRMIGHAM PRIME TIME Family Reading Time – Birmingham Public Library 5 Points West Branch. April – May – BIRMINGHAM April 26 – HOMEWOOD ROAD SCHOLAR presentation by Bettina Byrd-Giles. April 29 – LEEDS ROAD SCHOLAR presentation by Robin O’Sullivan. August 12 – LEEDS ROAD SCHOLAR presentation by Sarah Bliss Wright. May 8 – BIRMINGHAM ROAD SCHOLAR presentation by Joyce Cauthen. May 16 – HOMEWOOD ROAD SCHOLAR presentation by Frances Robb. May 13 – LEEDS ROAD SCHOLAR presentation by Joyce Cauthen. July 30, 2019 – BIRMINGHAM September – HOOVER September 3 – October – BIRMINGHAM September 5 – October – BIRMINGHAM PRIME TIME FAMILY READING TIME – Birmingham Public Library Inglenook Branch September 24 – October -BIRMINGHAM PRIME TIME FAMILY READING TIME – Avondale Elementary School
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AHF GRANTS:
January – April 2019 – BIRMINGHAM Ujima Family Readers Circle. Grant to National Hook Up of Black Women – Birmingham Chapter. January 2 – January 30 – BIRMINGHAM Closing January 6, 2019 – BIRMINGHAM Third Space: Shifting Conversations about Contemporary Art. Grant to Birmingham Museum of Art. January 28 – BIRMINGHAM February 15-May 9 – BIRMINGHAM Alabama Justice: The Cases and Faces that Changed A Nation traveling exhibit at Vulcan Park and Museum. Grants to Auburn University Department of Political Science and Vulcan Park and Museum. March 6-March 27 – BIRMINGHAM March Book+Film Club series for film Rear Window at Desert Island Supply Company. Grant to Alabama Moving Image Association. March 13 – BIRMINGHAM David Perry lecture and workshop at Jefferson State Community College, Jefferson Campus. Grant to Jefferson State Community College. March 14 – BIRMINGHAM LGBTQ Community Mapping Project at Beloved Community Church. Grant to the Invisible Histories Project. April – BIRMINGAHM April 4 – BIRMINGHAM April 4-April 28 – BIRMINGHAM April 16 – BIRMINGHAM May 1- 29 – BIRMINGHAM May 1- 31 – HOMEWOOD August 7 – 28 – BIRMINGHAM September 4 – 25– BIRMINGHAM |
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May 2 – 30 – HOOVER Making Alabama: A Bicentennial Traveling Exhibit. – Hoover Public Library |
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| Lamar | AHF SPECIAL PROJECT:
September 10 – 20 – VERNON Making Alabama: A Bicentennial Traveling Exhibit. – Cobb Memorial Library |
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| Lauderdale | AHF PROGRAMS: February 5 – FLORENCEROAD SCHOLAR presentation by Dolores Hydock.
February 11 – March – FLORENCE
PRIME TIME FAMILY READING TIME – Florence-Lauderdale Public Library
August 25 – FLORENCE
ROAD SCHOLAR presentation by Dolores Hydock.
September – October – FLORENCE PRIME TIME FAMILY READING TIME – Florence-Lauderdale Public Library AHF SPECIAL PROJECT: Making Alabama: A Bicentennial Traveling Exhibit. – Rogersville Town Hall.
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AHF GRANTS: March 1- 31 – FLORENCEThe Tennessee River and Northwest Alabama traveling exhibit at the Florence-Lauderdale Public Library. Grant to the Muscle Shoals National Heritage Area.
March 5 – FLORENCE
The IF Project film screening at the University of North Alabama. Grant to the University of North Alabama College of Arts and Sciences.
April 17 – FLORENCE
5th Annual Sustainability Conference at the University of North Alabama. Grant to the International Fertilizer Development Center.
Through September 15 – FLORENCE I Have a Voice: Tennessee’s African American Musical Heritage exhibit at the Florence-Lauderdale Public Library. Grant to the Florence-Lauderdale Public Library. September 8 – FLORENCE African American Music in Military Life presentation at the Florence-Lauderdale Public Library. Grant to the Florence-Lauderdale Public Library. September 10 – FLORENCE Dream with Me lecture recital at the Florence-Lauderdale Public Library. Grant to the library. |
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| Lawrence | AHF SPECIAL PROJECT: July 1 – 30 – MOULTON Making Alabama: A Bicentennial Traveling ExhibitHistoric Moulton Middle School Auditorium |
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| Lee | AHF PROGRAMS: February 6 – AUBURNSUPER Workshop – Deliberation in the Classroom: Creek Indian Civil War of 1813-14.
September 12 – October – AUBURN
PRIME TIME FAMILY READING TIME – Boykin Community Center. |
AHF GRANTS:
January 4 – February 8 – AUBURN March 3 – AUBURN Community Films and Conversations, Jesus Camp, at the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art hosted by the International Women for Peace and Understanding. Grant to the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art. March 31 – AUBURN Community Films and Conversations, Jerusalem, at the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art hosted by the Beth Shalom Synagogue. Grant to the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art. April 7-April 12 – AUBURN Ongoing through 2019 – AUBURN Remembering the Great War Speaker Series. Grant to Caroline Marshall Draughon Center for the Arts & Humanities. Auburn University. For more information contact Maiben Beard at 334.844.4903. Ongoing through 2019 – AUBURN History and Humanities Series: Alabama Correctional System. Grant to Alabama Prison Arts + Education Project, Auburn University. For more information, contact Kyes Stevens at 334.844.8946. |
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| Limestone | AHF PROGRAMS:: September 3 – October – ATHENS PRIME TIME FAMILY READING TIME – The Athens Limestone Public Library |
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| Macon | AHF Special PROJECT: May 1 – July 30 — TUSKEGEEMaking Alabama: A Bicentennial Traveling Exhibit. – George Washington Carver Museum |
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| Madison | AHF PROGRAMS: July 25 – HUNTSVILLEALASBAMA HISTORY DAY Teacher Workshop
AHF SPECIAL PROJECT:
Making Alabama: A Bicentennial Traveling Exhibit. Huntsville Botanical Garden. |
AHF GRANTS: January 1 – February 8 – HUNTSVILLEWade Hall Traveling Postcard Buildings Exhibit at Huntsville-Madison County Public Library. Grant to Troy University Libraries.
January 7-January 21 – HUNTSVILLE
Shakespeare in Schools As You Like It performances. Grant to Alabama Shakespeare Festival – Whitesburg Christian Academy. For more information, contact Lindsey Jinright at ljinright@asf.net or 334-271-5343.
March 13 – HARVEST
“King Lear” performance by the Actors from the London Stage theatre group at Limestone Correctional Facility. Grant to the University of North Alabama College of Arts and Sciences.
April 24 – HARVEST
Through October 13 – HUNTSVILLE Woodstock Vision: 50th Anniversary of Peace and Harmony exhibition at the Huntsville Museum of Art. Grant to the Huntsville Museum of Art. |
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| Marshall | AHF GRANTS: January 7-January 21 – GUNTERSVILLE Shakespeare in Schools As You Like It performances. Grant to Alabama Shakespeare Festival – Guntersville High School. For more information, contact Lindsey Jinright at ljinright@asf.net or 334-271-5343
April 1-April 30 – GUNTERSVILLE
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| Mobile | AHF PROGRAMS:
HUMANITIES AND HEALTHCARE “AALS Triggers and Dialogues”
August 1 – MOBILE ALABAMA HISTORY DAY Teacher Workshop |
AHF GRANTS: January 12-January 13 – MOBILEMobile Symphony “Brahms’ Violin Concerto” concert and lecture at the Saenger Theatre. Grant to the Mobile Symphony.
March 30-March 31 – MOBILE
Mobile Symphony “Carmina Burana” concert and lecture at the Saenger Theatre. Grant to the Mobile Symphony.
May 4-May 5 – MOBILE
Through September 19 – MOBILE Alabama Justice: The Cases and Faces that Changed a Nation traveling exhibit. Government Plaza. |
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| Monroe | March 1 – MONROEVILLE
ROAD SCHOLAR presentation by Nancy Grisham Anderson. April 9 – MONROEVILLE BICENTENNIAL SCHOLAR presentation by Mike Bunn. AHF SPECIAL PROJECT: April 6 – 23 – Monroeville Making Alabama: A Bicentennial Traveling Exhibit. – Monroe County Public Library. |
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| Montgomery | AHF PROGRAMS: January 28 – MONTGOMERYSUPER Workshop: Understanding and Teaching Russian-American Relations from Civil War to Cold War and Beyond
March 29 – MONTGOMERY
ALABAMA HISTORY DAY – Statewide competition. 9:00am – 3:00pm. Auburn University Montgomery.
April 12 – MONTGOMERY
SUPER Workshop: Alabama Story/The Rabbits Wedding
April 12 – MONTGOMERY
April 12 – MONTGOMERY
June 18 – MONTGOMERY SUPER Workshop: Reflecting on our Justice System
July 23 – MONTGOMERY
AHF SPECIAL PROJECTS: Making Alabama: A Bicentennial Traveling Exhibit. Alabama Public Television (APTV) April 11 – 13 – MONTGOMERY ANABRANCH: Alabama’s Celebration of Literature and the Humanities: April 11 – Kick-off event – Princeton University scholar Imani Perry in conversation with actor André Holland. Capri Theatre April 12 – ANABRANCH workshops. 9:00am – 4:30pm. Whitley Hall, Troy Univ. Montgomery Campus |
AHF GRANTS:
January 7-January 21 – MONTGOMERY January 17 – MONTGOMERY March 21 – MONTGOMERY “Food for Thought” lecture series w/Ben Severance at the Alabama Department of Archives and History. Grant to the Friends of the Alabama Archives. April 13 – MONTGOMERY April 18 – MONTGOMERY May 16 – MONTGOMERY May 21-July 18 – MONTGOMERY August 15 – MONTGOMERY August 1 – August 30 – MONTGOMERY September 19 – MONTGOMERY September 29 – MONTGOMERY |
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| Perry | AHF PROGRAM:
September – October – UNIONTOWN PRIME TIME FAMILY READING – Uniontown Public Library |
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| Pickens | AHF GRANT: January 7-January 21 – ALICEVILLE Shakespeare in Schools As You Like It performances. Grant to Alabama Shakespeare Festival- Aliceville High School. For more information, contact Lindsey Jinright at ljinright@asf.net or 334-271-5343. |
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| Pike | AHF GRANT: January 28 – TROY 2019 Mitchell-McPherson Lecture in Southern History w/Sylviane Diouf at the Claudia Crosby Theater. Grant to Troy University Department of History and Philosophy. AHF SPECIAL PROJECT: June – BRUNDIDGE
Making Alabama: A Bicentennial Traveling Exhibit Pike County High School, |
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| Randolph | AHF SPECIAL PROJECT:
January 14 – 25 – ROANOKE Making Alabama: A Bicentennial Traveling Exhibit. – Annie L. Awbry Public Library |
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| Russell | AHF GRANT: September 1 – September 30 – PHENIX CITYWade Hall Traveling Postcard Streets Exhibit at the Troy University Phoenix City Campus. Grant to Troy University Libraries. |
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| Shelby | AHF PROGRAMS: April 18 – MONTEVALLOROAD SCHOLAR presentation by Alan Brown.
August 22 – COLUMBIANA
ROAD SCHOLAR presentation by Joyce Cauthen.
SEPTEMBER – ALABASTER
JENICE RILEY Scholarship Winner: Amber Broadhead – Thompson Intermediate School
AHF SPECIAL PROJECT:August 17 – 28 — COLUMBIANA
Making Alabama: A Bicentennial Traveling Exhibit. – Shelby County Exhibition Center |
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| Sumter | AHF PROGRAM:
July 31 – LIVINGSTON ALABAMA HISTORY DAY – Teacher Workshop AHF SPECIAL PROJECT: Making Alabama: A Bicentennial Traveling Exhibit. – Black Belt Museum |
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| Talladega | AHF PROGRAMS: May 10 — TALLADEGAROAD SCHOLAR presentation by Nancy Anderson.
May 23 – TALLADEGA
ROAD SCHOLAR presentation by Dolores Hydock. |
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| Tallapoosa | AHF SPECIAL PROJECT: April 23 – May 2 — DADEVILLEMaking Alabama: A Bicentennial Traveling Exhibit. Dadeville Recreation/Senior Citizen Center |
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| Tuscaloosa | AHF PROGRAMS: February 9 – TUSCALOOSAROAD SCHOLAR presentation by Sarah Bliss Wright.
February – March – TUSCALOOSA
PRIME TIME FAMILY READING – Tuscaloosa Public Library, Weaver Bolden Branch
September – COKER
JENICE RILEY Scholarship Winner: Misty Turner – Westwood Elementary School
September – October – TUSCALOOSA
PRIME TIME FAMILY READING – Tuscaloosa Library, Weaver Bolden Branch
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| Walker | AHF GRANT: April 1-April 30 – JASPER Wade Hall Traveling Postcard Streets Exhibit in Jasper. Grant to Troy University Libraries. |
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| Wilcox | AHF PROGRAM: September – PINE HILLJENICE RILEY Scholarship – Deborah Southall – F.S. Ervin Elementary School |
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