Please join us for one our largest book signing of the year and to celebrate the history of our small towns. We have people come from all over for this event. The signing will take place from 12pm to 5pm. We will be selling the book "From Out of the Forest" for only $15.00 this will include a bookmark for the film "Anna's Violin" and a personal autograph from the Author himself " William YNO Winebrenner". The producer Nicole Clevenger of the up-coming film will be attending this event as well. What events will take place?
| Noon | Exhibits Open |
| 12:15 | Growing Up, Growing Wise -Women’s Panel Discussion w. Mary Steinmaus |
| 1:00 | Bruce & Gay Dalzell |
| 1:45 | Millcreek Elementary Choir |
| 2:15 | Featured Women of the Little Cities |
| 2:45 | Bertha Levion Living History—The Importance of Education |
| 3:30 | Little Cities Spirit Awards |
| 3:45 | Quilt Show Awards |
| 4:00 | Back Porch Swing Band |
Plenty of food and drinks as well.
We should take time to honor everyone for their hard work. In this case we will take the time to honor the success of the Women. These woman are the Coal Miners wives that stepped out of their "element" to discover themselves and how they could have an impact on the small towns.
We hope to see you here.
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http://www.littlecitiesofblackdiamonds.org/


127 W Main StShawnee, OH 43782
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WOW! News spreads fast. From the reconition at Pottery festival on our project Anna's Violin. William was approached to do an Interview from Fred Kight with WOUB T.V. A brief background of Fred the picture to the right "For as long as can be remembered, WOUB Assistant News Director Fred Kight has been honored as the "Best Radio Personality" in the Athens News for the publication's annual "Best of Athens". William will be doing a live interview from the station. The interview will be broadcasting on WOUB channel 20, Tuesday July 27 from 6:30 pm- 7:00 pm. William is scheduled to appear half way through the broadcast which would put him on about 6:45 pm. We will posting the interview on our site once we get the footage from the station.

I want to start off by thanking Lora Snow (in the middle of the picture to the right) for allowing us to set up. Also, all who came out for the book signing and purchased the book "From Out of The Forest" and to enjoy the show (Medicine Woman) played by Betty Rimmey at Ariel Theater. It was a great pleasure meeting you all and allowing us to share with you where the scope of the book "From Out of The Forest will be taken too. As we progress along with the movie "Anna's Violin". I can assure great things to come from this. As I mentioned this book is based off of real life tragedies. Most people asked how "Medicine Woman" had anything to do with the book? The reenactment was from the same error and same location in which the story had taken place in the book. Most of all the characters that were talked about, you will read about in the book. 


