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Local organizations are recognized for initiating a July book drive to collect books in English and Spanish for 1,700 area children. United Way of Hays County and SOAR (Seeking Opportunities, Achieving Results) have 17 locations for book donations. Mayor Susan Narvaiz supported the drive by proclaiming July as “Early Literacy Month.” Left to right, in front, are Rosina Valle, Michelle Pope, Diane Insley, Margaret Lindsey and Mayor Pro Tem Kim Porterfield; back row: Narvaiz, Phyllis Snodgrass, Randolph Goodman, Frederick Rucker, Deputy Mayor Pro Tem Fred Terry and Danny Gonzales. (Photo by Don Anders).
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