Tri-County Library kicks off 'Every Hero Has a Story' summer reading program

Tri-County Library in Historic Downtown Mabank begins its kids' summer entertainment program June 4 at 10:30 a.m.

A representative from Trinity Valley Electric Coop will be the first speaker, explaining how electricity works and demonstrating safe behavior around power sources.

On June 11, a park ranger from Purtis Creek State Park will talk about the park and what is available for summer enjoyment outdoors.

Other Thursday events are: June 18, Dru Woods Storyteller Unleased; June 25, Professor QB Magic; July 2, Baba Kwasi African Drums; July 9, Zooniversity Exotic Animals; July 16 Magician Todd McKinney; July 23, American Red Cross Piper the Puppy.

Each Wednesday there will be a story hour held in the Children's Reading Room.

There will be an end of the summer program party July 30 featurin Korn Pop the Clown. Summer readers will receive awards and prizes.

Call 903-887-9622 for information.

Author: David Webb

David Webb is a veteran journalist who has written for the mainstream and alternative media for three decades. He is now a freelancer who lives in the Cedar Creek Lake area.

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