
Birmingham Times
Titusville Library on Tuesday participated in the Community Breast Cancer Walk beginning at Booker T. Washington K-8 School and ending at Titusville Branch Library. The library hosted breast cancer survivors who shared their powerful stories. The event was the latest in a series of new activities at the library, which includes a monthly food giveaway (next one is Thursday, November 4), a new TikTok Club for teens, dance classes for youth, a writing club for students, and a new adult book club.
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Titusville Branch Library Manager Reba Williams at her branch during the Breast Cancer Awareness Walk. (Amarr Croskey, For The Birmingham Times)

Breast cancer survivor Armoni Lewis at the Titusville Branch Library. (Amarr Croskey, For The Birmingham Times)

Jefferson County sheriff's deputy Sgt. Duane Corder helped escort residents during during the Breast Cancer Awareness Walk through Titusville. (Amarr Croskey, For The Birmingham Times)

Community activist Harry "Traveling Shoes" Turner, left, and breast cancer survivor Armoni Lewis at the Titusville Branch Library. (Amarr Croskey, For The Birmingham Times)

Breast cancer survivors Armoni Lewis (left) and Titusville Branch Library Manager Reba Williams show their strength after a victorious battle against breast cancer. (Amarr Croskey, For The Birmingham Times)

Keith O. Williams, left, vice president North Titusville Neighborhood Association, and community activist Harry "Traveling Shoes" Turner, show their support for the Titusville Branch Library's Breast Cancer Awareness event. (Amarr Croskey, For The Birmingham Times)

From left, Lawanda Walker, Romellia Pattillo and Noelle Gueringer serve food at the Titusville Branch Library during the Breast Cancer Awareness Walk event. (Amarr Croskey, For The Birmingham Times)

Lindsay Gray, executive director of Bundles of Hope, with supplies for Titusville families. (Amarr Croskey, For The Birmingham Times)

Winter jackets for girls ages 5-6 were available at the Titusville Branch Library during the Breast Cancer Awareness walk. (Amarr Croskey, For The Birmingham Times)

Community activist Harry "Traveling Shoes" Turner encourages residents in Titusville get mammograms as an early detection against breast cancer. (Amarr Croskey, For The Birmingham Times)

A Jefferson County sheriff's deputy escorts the Booker T. Washington Braves Marching Band during the Breast Cancer Walk through Titusville. (Amarr Croskey, For The Birmingham Times)

Booker T. Washington Braves Marching Band performs during the Breast Cancer Walk from their school to the Titusville Branch Library. (Amarr Croskey, For The Birmingham Times)

Booker T. Washington Braves Marching Band performs during the Breast Cancer Walk from their school to the Titusville Branch Library. (Amarr Croskey, For The Birmingham Times)

Reba Williams, Titusville Branch Library manager, waves along the route as the Booker T. Washington Braves Marching Band performs during the Breast Cancer Walk. (Amarr Croskey, For The Birmingham Times)

Booker T. Washington Braves Marching Band performs during the Breast Cancer Walk from their school to the Titusville Branch Library. (Amarr Croskey, For The Birmingham Times)