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Watch: PARA, Tuscaloosa Public Library Unveil First StoryWalk
The Tuscaloosa River Walk has been turned into a walkable storybook as part of the new Tuscaloosa StoryWalk concept that debuted Sunday.
TUSCALOOSA, AL — Tuscaloosa County Park & Recreation Authority (PARA), along with the Tuscaloosa Public Library officially unveiled the new StoryWalk Sunday, turning a local landmark into a walkable storybook.
The Tuscaloosa StoryWalk is a half-mile stretch with podiums displaying laminated pages of a children's storybook that can be read as participants walk the path.
The University of Alabama's College of Human Environmental Sciences also participated in making the first local StoryWalk possible.
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What To Know: Other free StoryWalk locations are currently being developed for permanent StoryWalk trails in parks throughout the county.
For more, follow the Tuscaloosa StoryWalk Facebook Page.
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