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Trails Regional Library Corder Branch Programs For September 2026

Book Club Second Monday of the Month in September at 10:00 AM Ages 19+: Book club meets once a month to discuss their book of choice. Storytime Every Wednesday in September at 10:00 All Ages: Storytime’s are for building reading skills, making friends, and having fun! Yoga Fridays Every Friday of the month in September at 9:30 AM Adults 19+: Join our gentle chair yoga class designed for all levels, from beginners to those returning to practice. Teen Movie Night Friday September 4 at 2:30 PM Ages 13-18: Kick off your weekend with an epic movie night at the library, featuring an awesome film and plenty of free popcorn!

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Letʼs Welcome New Middle School Physical Education Teacher, Mr. Alan Joyner!

My name is Alan Joyner, and I am the new Middle School Physical Education and Weights teacher. I also coach high school boys basketball. I’ve spent time subbing in the district, so I’ve already had the opportunity to get to know many of the students and staff. My wife, Lindsey, has been in education for nearly 20 years, and we have two daughters, Lillian and Violet. I’ve spent much of my career in fitness, coaching, and owning a gym, and I’m excited to bring those experiences into the classroom.

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Lady Husker Tennis Defeats Lexington, Has Matches Canceled by the Heat

After a delayed start time due to high temps, the Lady Huskers Tennis Team gave Lexington all they could handle and more last week on Tuesday, September 1st. In what is known as a “Golden Match,” the netwomen delivered quite a rarity. A “Golden Set” is where an opponent scores not a single point. A team match of that variety could be explained as when an opponent gets completely blanked game-wise.

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On January 20, 1961, in his inaugural address, John F. Kennedy spoke what is now the famous phrase, ' Ask not what your country can do for you—ask what you can do for your country.' _is call to action emphasized the importance of civic responsibility and public service, encouraging citizens to make positive contributions to their nation.

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