Paris, Tenn.–A ribbon cutting will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday, May 24, at the E.W. Grove School in Paris to officially open a free book exchange that will be set up at the school. The public is invited to the ribbon-cutting.
There already is a Free Little Library at the Atkins-Porter Recreational Center, as well as little libraries set up at the Eiffel Tower Park, Eagle Food Market on Wood Street, and Cash Savers.
The Leadership Henry County Committee challenged the 2017-2018 class to create, design, and implement community service projects that would leave a lasting impact on Henry County and give the class a vested interest in bettering the county in which they live, work, and play.
Their first project was the free book exchange and it will provide the local community with additional access to books.
Leadership Henry County is a Community Development Function of the Chamber and is an 8 month long series designed to develop community knowledge, provide networking opportunities within the community, and build on leadership skills.
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