Notice, that using the WordPress Recent Posts block, it automatically sizes and crops your Featured Images. I grabbed a few images from Google search to create this page. You should delete these images and use your own.
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If you create your announcements on the website rather than Constant Contact, then you can link to your webpage announcement/post in your CC emails/newsletters.
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These test announcements should be deleted once you have input your own announcements. These are just fill so that you can see how the Recent Posts block/feed works.
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Maybe you want to announce that registrations are open for an upcoming event. You put the details in here, along with appropriate links. Your announcements could be whatever you think appropriate. I would continue to encourage you to do your work in one place and not create more work for yourself than is necessary.
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This could be where you add your committee reports. I believe in our Zoom call, you mentioned that you are creating posts for committee updates on the current member’s website. I added this post with the category of Committees, Announcements, and In The News
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Announcement content goes here. Add a Category of “Announcement” so these posts will show up on your Member’s Only Page. Add a featured image, if desired. Post will display whether there is a featured image or not.
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National Society Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in Washington, D.C., October, 1890.
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From The Williamson County News, October 14, 1897, “This grand old historic county has a chartered organization of which she may well be proud, for by it patriotism will receive new life and vigor. This organization is the ‘Old Glory’ chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. “Miss Susie Gentry, the appointed
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In minutes from 1910, Old Glory Chapter records that along with the Children of the Republic, Flags were placed in the Williamson County public schools. The minutes state that this was a successful initiative due to the “aid and kindness” of Mr. Page, Superintendent of the Public Schools. The chapter recognized that it is through his
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Nashville Banner, Sunday, March 31, 1918 Work of Patriotic Women of Williamson County – Splendid Individual Record of Miss Susie Gentry Miss Susie Gentry, Williamson county chairman of the Council of National Defense, is very proud of the work done by the women of her county in the various avenues of patriotic activity. She
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