
Founder, @friendlycitybks. Millennial who left tech & politics in DC to start a small-town bookstore in a pandemic. Hoya/Tar Heel in SEC country.
Columbus, MS
Joined September 2012
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If you’re just now getting to know Tim Walz, I want you to know he is the genuine article. He truly radiates that kindness and optimism and integrity he carries himself with.
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This was truly a day to remember. Thank you so much @friendlycitybks!
Is there any better way to end the school year than with a visit from THE @angiecthomas?! We had the best time visiting local public schools in Columbus & Starkville with such an amazing Mississippi role model. If y’all haven’t read Nic Blake yet, what are you waiting for??
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Is there any better way to end the school year than with a visit from THE @angiecthomas?! We had the best time visiting local public schools in Columbus & Starkville with such an amazing Mississippi role model. If y’all haven’t read Nic Blake yet, what are you waiting for??
What an honor for @friendlycitybks to be in the @nytimes! It means a lot to be recognized in this insightful and honest look at traditions and change here in Columbus, Mississippi.
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Special thanks to @katemedley for her work documenting our town and @RaR for including us in the story!
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Did you see us in the @nytimes profile of Columbus, MS today? 👀
Friendly City Books, an independent bookseller, opened downtown a few years ago and became a haven for its regulars.
Thanks y’all! ❤️
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"It's not surprising that the Black soldiers were not on those original plaques from the 1930s," Yarborough said. "But of course we're in 2024, and it's time to figure out a way to recognize local African American men who died in service to the nation." cdispatch.com/news/righting-…
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Happy new year and happy birthday to our founder Emily! 🎂
Thanks to each and every person who has been a part of our story. We can’t wait to see what 2024 brings! 💥
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Introducing the Friendly City Books Community Connection, our new nonprofit arm for community outreach.
We've partnered with the CREATE Foundation, the community foundation serving Northeast Mississippi, to start a special project under their umbrella.
Tonight! I’m in DC and hosting authors Ellen Ann Fentress and Nyani Nkrumah for a pop up event at 6 pm at Shaw’s Tavern. Come say hi!
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DC friends: Join Mississippi's @friendlycitybks tomorrow in Washington, DC, for a pop up event at 6 pm at Shaw's Tavern with novelist Nyani Nkrumah and my friend Ellen Ann Fentress (@ea_fentress), who has a wonderful new memoir.
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DC friends! I’m excited to share that I’m coming back to visit next week and organizing a pop up author event on Tuesday at 6 pm at Shaw’s Tavern. Please come join me, Ellen Ann Fentress, and Nyani Nkrumah for a book talk!
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"MSMS is a gift from Mississippi to the country, and a lesson and model for secondary education." - Deb Fallows, NYT best-selling author :-) @MissDeptEd Outstanding Programs in Public Education from the American South - Our Towns ourtownsfoundation.org/outst…
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Emotional labor at work is work. It should be paid that way, @RoseHackman writes in a guest opinion. wapo.st/3Erb1nK














