BY DANIEL SUDDEATH
daniel.suddeath@newsandtribune.com Dec 12, 2020 1 min to read
Dani Miles reads through a story with her son, 3-year-old Douglas, in their New Albany home in 2016 as part of Floyd Countyâs Imagination Library program.News and Tribune photo
SOUTHERN INDIANA â John Ashton set out to enroll his child into Dolly Partonâs Imagination Library, but discovered there was a problem.
There wasnât an Imagination Library in Clark County.
So Ashton changed that by organizing and launching a local chapter of the program, which provides free books for children from birth until the age of 5.
Since the Clark County chapter began in January, more than 2,200 children have been enrolled.