Barren County woman writing the next chapter of Nobob’s history
A book expected to be published later this year aims to preserve more than four decades of Nobob’s history through the recollections of a native resident.
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A book expected to be published later this year aims to preserve more than four decades of Nobob’s history through the recollections of a native resident.
The free event is open to the public.
The production is rated PG for mild thematic elements and discussions of mental health.
The “Freedom Truck” is mobile museum with immersive technology, interactive features, and historical content.
Both events are free and open to families in the community.
Those interested in applying can learn more through Barren Inc. or contact Erin Hiles at erin@barreninc.com.
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