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Transformative Libraries, James Mitchell of Sewell Mill Cultural Center

21 Jul Transformative Libraries, James Mitchell of Sewell Mill Cultural Center

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James Mitchell is building our community by running the Sewell Mill Library and Cultural Center. The new location has audio studios, video studios, a theater and much more.

How did James get to Marietta? Well he started out in Evergreen Alabama, a small town he felt he had to break out of — and he did. As a teenager he spent 6 months in Louisiana with his girlfriend and then a totaled car and a child on the way, he shifted his focus toward getting educated and taking care of his family. The rest you can hear on the episode.

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