Connecting the Central Arkansas Twitter Community
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Official Twestival Volunteers who are donating their talents to the cause. Look for these people at the Clinton Library tonight because they will make you famous.
iPhone Picture Tweep(s): All
High Dollar Camera Tweep: @jgreghenderson
Door Tweep(s): @angelmg & @tsudo
Social Media Help Desk Tweep(s): @angelmg & everybody else
Thanks guys and gals!
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We’d like to thank these news organizations for helping us get the word out about Little Rock Twestival.
Twestival to Raise Money for Reach Out and Read Arkansas by Monika Rued (@monikarued) of TodaysTHV
Helping Early Childhood Literacy by KARK
International Ink: Paper Trails by Linda Caillouet of the Arkansas Democrat Gazette
and we even got a mention in [...]
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Tomorrow is a big day because it is time for Blog for Books!
Blog for Books Friday is the day that we want to see the power of social media harnessed for good. LRTweetup wants every member with a blog (i.e. WordPress, tumblog, posterous, whatever) to Blog for Books in honor of Reach Out & Read [...]
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We know some of you won’t be able to attend Twestival on Sept 10 but you can still join our cause and help raise money for Reach Out and Read Arkansas. Just click the donate button below if you’ d like to make a contribution to RORA.
Don’t forget we have lot’s of other ways for [...]
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Twestival 2009 is a week away and it’s time to get the word out. LRTweetup is the most connected community in central Arkansas so let’s get busy. Here are a few ways you can help.
Attend Twestival – Purchase your tickets online and make plans to come down next Thursday night. (If you can’t attend we [...]
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What’s so important about getting involved with Reach out and Read Arkansas?
Imagine if you couldn’t read this sentence.
Imagine a family never having money for frivolous things like books when they are trying to feed little mouths.
In fact you don’t have to imagine. Here are the facts:
-In Arkansas 56% of adults read at a 4th grade [...]
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