The Warren County Bookcase Project held its annual ceremony Sunday, April 10, at Wright City Middle School. Seventy-five bookcases were presented to preschool children who will be entering …
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The Warren County Bookcase Project held its annual ceremony Sunday, April 10, at Wright City Middle School. Seventy-five bookcases were presented to preschool children who will be entering kindergarten. The mission of the group is to improve literacy.To purchase photos, call The Record at 636-456-6397.parents pledging to help kids read.jpgCF2A0590.jpgBarbara and Jonathan Harmon with Ty Lodatto and Bryan Goddard.jpgspecial thanks to Donna and Kerry Hart for years of donating.jpgCF2A0587.jpgCF2A0579.jpgLacey Eveland, susie busekrus for Sheri Brandes.jpgCF2A0661.jpgCF2A0597.jpgCF2A0606.jpgCF2A0604.jpgCF2A0588.jpgLogan Hemmer.jpgCF2A0663.jpgCF2A0581.jpgpledging to read.jpgSharon Laughman with Devin Duncan.jpgMom Erin McCormick with Zona Kimber.jpgpledging.jpgMarlys Mertens with Jacob Loudermilk.jpgpledging to read and take care of books.jpg
