Scott County's Distinguished Young Woman of the Year
Olivia Triplett is presenting the "Be Your Best Self" program at
the Forest Public Library on Tuesday, January 22 at 6:00 p.m. Triplett will be
discussing five points of being 1) healthy, 2) ambitious, 3) involved, 4)
responsible, and 5) studious. The program, aimed at teens, is offered in
connection with the library’s newly-formed TAB organization. Triplett serves on
the library’s Teen Advisory Board and part of this service includes planning
programs for teens.
Brandi
Parker, Youth Services Librarian, explains that the active members of the Teen
Advisory Board must meet certain requirements to qualify for a $1000 Friends of
the Forest Public Library scholarship to be awarded in May 2019. Parker explains
that members must attend monthly meetings, assist in planning and participate
in programs, and volunteer in the library to be considered eligible for the
scholarship.
Triplett,
the daughter of O.B. and Ingrid Triplett, attends Scott Central Attendance
Center. She is an All-A Honor Roll student and a member of the Beta Club. She
enjoys exercise, photography, piano, cooking, and hunting. Triplett states, “I
want to be more of a leader in the community, make the library a fun place for
teens, and make a difference!”
For
more information on tonight's program, please contact the library at
601-469-1481. The Forest Public Library is part the Central Mississippi
Regional Library System serving public libraries in Rankin, Scott, Simpson and
Smith counties.
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