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AWC News for 2023 - 2024
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51th Arley Day Festival
Jasper Radio Station Interview
Cullman City LifestyLe - May 2024 (see Page 40)
Cullman City LifestyLe - May 2024 (see Page 40)
Cullman City LifestyLe - May 2024 (see Page 40)
Cullman City LifestyLe - May 2024 (see Page 40)
Cullman City LifestyLe - May 2024 (see Page 40)
51th Arley Day Festival
Lakeside Life SPRING 2024 Issue - Pending Publication
Lakeside Life SPRING 2024 Issue - Pending Publication
Lakeside Life SPRING 2024 Issue - Pending Publication
NORTHWEST Alabamian - Apr 17, 2024
Lakeside Life SPRING 2024 Issue - Pending Publication
Lakeside Life SPRING 2024 Issue - Pending Publication
Smith Lake Living - Spring 2024 ISSUE (see page 78)
Lakeside Life SPRING 2024 Issue - Pending Publication
Smith Lake Living - Spring 2024 ISSUE (see page 78)
Alabama Public Radio
Alabama Tourism Partners / Sweet Home Alabama
Smith Lake Living - Spring 2024 ISSUE (see page 78)
Alabama Tourism Partners / Sweet Home Alabama
Alabama Tourism Partners / Sweet Home Alabama
Alabama Tourism Partners / Sweet Home Alabama
North Alabama
Alabama Tourism Partners / Sweet Home Alabama
Alabama Tourism Partners / Sweet Home Alabama
Alabama Living Cullman Cooperative
Alabama Living Cullman Cooperative
Alabama Living Cullman Cooperative
Northwest Alabamian - Jan 25, 2024
Arley Women’s Club Treasurer (Sara Little) and Secretary (Montie Pafford) work on Arley Day Festival details.
abc 33/40 News Segment on K.1.2.3. Let's Read, Indeed! Storytelling Initiative - Jan 26, 2024
abc 33/40 News article by Brenda Ladun
Fri, January 26th 2024
In this week's Alabama Champion, the Arley Women's Club goes into action to help young readers.
Every month, 30 women go into the Meek Elementary School to help read one on one and also act out a book while in the classroom, which usually ends in laughter and a deeper love for reading among the children The women went into action when they heard the statistics that one in four children in Alabama do not read at grade level.
The children seem to love having the women come in and read. The Arley Women's group hopes to enrich the lives of the children and hope this help turns into successful futures for the children whose lives they touch.
Brenda Ladun, from abc 33/40 news, came to Meek Elementary School on January 11 to film the K.1.2.3. Let's Read, Indeed! storytelling session. Member and children’s author, Dorenda Doyle, performed the story The Mitten by Jan Brett.
Northwest Alabamian - Sept 29, 2023
Northwest Alabamian - Sept 29, 2023
Northwest Alabamian - Sept 29, 2023
Arley Women’s Club receives funding from Cullman Electric Cooperative.
Northwest Alabamian - Sept 6, 2023
Northwest Alabamian - Sept 29, 2023
Northwest Alabamian - Sept 29, 2023
New Arley Women's Club officers announce new reading initiative