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Note: This issue of Weaver’s Newsletter escaped captivity on Saturday August 2nd by accident, before it was completed. If you got that “preview” version, it was incomplete so there is much more content in this “final” version. Andy, Barney and Aunt Bee tried to capture the pre-release issue before it spread all down Willow and Maple but we’re afraid it may have made it onto the preachers porch and I’ll get roped into a whole month of Sundays so enjoy this completed version.

Welcome to the Weaver’s Newsletter July/Aug 2025!

We’ve made a slight change to the newsletter naming convention in order to reduce confusion. Since we publish bimonthly (six issues a year), some have thought they were missing issues when they didn’t receive a newsletter in June but did get one in May, for instance. Hopefully showing the two months covered by each issue will avoid this confusion.

Weaver’s continues to try and find fun new Mayberry related products for all of us fans to enjoy. In just the last few days before publication we’ve added new books and a ladies Mayberry sleepshirt. You’ll see them in the newsletter below.

Be watching at Weaver’s for the 2026 Mayberry Calendar! Mrs. Weaver has already seen and reviewed the draft version of the calendar and we are sure you’re going to enjoy the original artwork that will be featured in the 2026 calendar. Check back at Weaver’s over the next few weeks. We expect to have them in hand by mid-August. To the left is a preview of what January’s art will look like. It’s gonna be BIG!

The biggest Mayberry event this summer was the 13th Mayberry Meetup held in Mt. Airy, N.C. the third weekend of July. We’ll have a report on that event and give you a preview of the BIG Mayberry Days event of the year coming up on September as well as the 18th Cruise to Mayberry. To be sure you are up-to-date on what’s happening in Mayberry, visit the Mayberry Event Calendar. A point-in time version of the calendar is published here in the Weaver’s Newsletter but the most current information can always be found on the Event Calendar at iMayberry.com.

As a reminder, if you order something from Weaver’s, be sure to look closely at the packed items because there’s often a little surprise included and there’s always a a note from Jan (a.k.a. Mrs. Weaver). All items are hand packed and have a little piece of Mayberry fun to show how much we appreciate your support of Weaver’s.

Now, on to more Mayberry fun and information.

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**** Mayberry Days 101 ****

Mayberry Days® is coming up September 22-28 in Mount Airy, N.C. and while many of you may have heard of the event, there are likely some who don’t know much about what the event is. We’re going to try and correct that by giving you background about this festival that will hopefully help you to make it a “must attend” on your schedule.

Key Points

• Organized by the Surry Arts Council since 1990, it attracts fans worldwide for nostalgia.
• Mayberry Days is an annual festival in Mount Airy, NC, celebrating “The Andy Griffith Show.”
• It typically occurs in late September, lasting nearly a week, with family-friendly activities.
• Events include parades, live music, contests (trivia, checkers, apple peeling), and actor appearances.

Overview

Mayberry Days is a beloved annual event that brings the charm of “The Andy Griffith Show” to life in Mount Airy, North Carolina, Andy Griffith’s hometown and at least in part the inspiration for the fictional Mayberry. This festival, starting in 1990, has grown into a nearly week-long celebration, held the last “full weekend” of September, offering a range of activities for fans of all ages.

Activities and Highlights

The festival features a variety of events, such as the Mayberry Days Parade, live music performances, and comedy shows, creating a nostalgic atmosphere. Contests like trivia, checkers, apple peeling, and pie-eating engage attendees, while guided tours and special exhibits at the Andy Griffith Museum provide deeper insights. Appearances by actors, and children of the actors, from the show add to the experience, making it a family-friendly gathering.

Organization and Attendance

Organized by the Surry Arts Council, Mayberry Days has become a significant cultural event, attracting fans from around the world. Its growth from a one-day event to a week-long festival highlights its popularity and the community’s dedication to preserving the show’s legacy.

For more details, visit the official website at Surry Arts Council.

Comprehensive Report on Mayberry Days Event in Mount Airy, NC

Mayberry Days is an annual festival held in Mount Airy, North Carolina, recognized as the hometown of Andy Griffith and the real-life inspiration for the fictional town of Mayberry depicted in “The Andy Griffith Show.” This event, which began in 1990 to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the television series, has evolved into a nearly week-long celebration. It attracts fans from across the globe, offering a nostalgic and family-friendly experience centered around the show’s themes of simple, small-town life.

Historical Context and Evolution

The inception of Mayberry Days can be traced back to 1990, initiated at the estate auction of Frances Bavier, who portrayed Aunt Bee, as a way to celebrate the show’s milestone. Originally a one-day event, its popularity has led to an expansion, now spanning nearly a week full of family-oriented fun and entertainment. The timing in late September aligns with the original airing date of the show on October 3, 1960, enhancing its historical significance.

Special guests have been a hallmark of the festival, including cast members, producers, directors, and writers associated with “The Andy Griffith Show.” Notable appearances include Andy Griffith himself in 2004 for the unveiling of the TV Land “Andy and Opie” statue in Mount Airy, and Betty Lynn, who played Thelma Lou, making regular appearances at the Andy Griffith Museum after moving to Mount Airy. The Doug Dillard Band, led by Doug Dillard until his passing in 2012, performed annually, with Rodney Dillard continuing the tradition, consistently selling out shows.

Emcees have played a crucial role, with David Browning, known as The Mayberry Deputy, serving from 1992 to 2017, and Allan Newsome, portraying Floyd the Barber, continuing the role and working with tribute artists. These figures have helped maintain the festival’s connection to the show’s characters and community spirit.

Event Details and Activities

Mayberry Days is organized by the Surry Arts Council and features a diverse array of activities designed to engage attendees. The festival includes the world-famous Mayberry Days Parade, which is a highlight, drawing large crowds to Main Street in Mount Airy. Live music performances feature bands playing songs reminiscent of those from the show, adding to the nostalgic ambiance.

Contests are a significant part of the festival, offering both entertainment and competition. These include The Andy Griffith Show trivia contests, with separate categories for youth and adults, awarding trophies and prestige to winners. Other contests encompass checkers tournaments, Mr. Tucker’s Apple Peeling Contest, and pie-eating competitions, alongside hay bale tosses, providing a range of participatory events. The “Emmett” golf tournament, named after Andy’s long time boyhood friend, is another popular activity, attracting golf enthusiasts.

Guided tours of the Andy Griffith Playhouse offer insights into Andy’s history and connection to Mount Airy, while special events at venues like the Historic Earle Theatre and the new Arts Center host concerts and comedy shows, such as Colonel Tim’s Talent Time. The Andy Griffith Museum features special exhibits enhancing the cultural experience.

Venue and Logistics

The events take place at or around several key locations, including the Andy Griffith Playhouse, Historic Earle Theatre, Arts Center, Andy Griffith Museum Theatre, and Blackmon Amphitheatre, all within walking distance in downtown Mount Airy. Attendees are advised to wear comfortable shoes and clothes, with limited free parking available in municipal lots for early birds. Only service animals are permitted at Surry Arts Council venues, with pets explicitly not allowed, and further details on the service animals policy are available at this page.

For those planning to attend, early hotel reservations are recommended, with contact information for the Mount Airy Chamber of Commerce at Visit Mayberry, reachable by phone at 800.948.0949 or 336.786.6116, or in person at the Mount Airy Visitors Center at 200 N. Main Street. Tickets for events can be purchased online at this website, with options for phone and in-person purchases at the Andy Griffith Playhouse during regular business hours.

Community and Cultural Impact

Mayberry Days is more than just a festival; it is a celebration of community and nostalgia, reflecting the values portrayed in “The Andy Griffith Show,” such as simplicity and neighborliness. It has been described as a slice of Americana, welcoming over 40,000 guests annually to experience the town’s hospitality and share in vintage memories. The event’s longevity, now in its 36th year as of 2025, underscores its lasting impact, with traditions like trivia contests and parades becoming cherished rituals.

Photo galleries from 1999 to 2024, accessible via the Surry Arts Council website, document the festival’s history, highlighting moments like George “Goober” Lindsey’s appearances and the 2004 statue unveiling. These archives offer a visual journey through the event’s evolution, reinforcing its role as a cultural touchstone for fans and locals alike.

For taste of what Mayberry Days Col. Tim’s show at The Andy Griffith Playhouse is like, check out Two Chairs No Waiting episode 849: Founders or Pounders Day Pageant 2021. Below is the YouTube video of the episode.

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****News of Cast & Crew ****

Weaver’s can’t find too much news from the cast & crew but here are the highlights we were able to uncover

Ron Howard’s (Opie) earned His First-Ever Acting Nomination at the 2025 Emmys for Guest Starring Role as Himself in “The Studio”. The Studio had an impressive showing at the 2025 Emmy Awards nominations and we’re happy that he received this “first” in his amazing career. In a CNN interview, Ron joked, “Opie’s not worthy? Richie’s chop liver?” but he did finally earn the nomination for being himself. We find out if Ron takes home the award when the 77th Primetime Emmy Awards is held on September 14th. Good luck Ron!

Ron’s 2002 movie  Apollo 13 celebrates its 30th anniversary with a theatrical re-release in IMAX on September 19th. The movie features several members of the Howard family including his mom, dad, daughter, wife, and brother (Jean, Rance, Bryce, Cheryl, & Clint) so this would be a great chance to see his amazing movie and much of the family, too. Ron’s latest movie called Eden will be in theaters August 22

Clint Howard (Leon) received his own Daytime Emmy nomination for the role of Tom Starr on The Bold and the Beautiful. The nomination was for Outstanding Guest Performance in a Daytime Series and is his first Daytime Emmy nomination. Clint had this to say about working in “daytime” TV and the work required to film so many pages of scripts per day, ” It was a challenge and I have a new founded respect for Daytime television actors and the grit that they execute. Another big thanks to the academy for this nomination, it means more than words can express to this ol’ dinosaur. Thanks fans for your constant support and enjoyment of the entertainment I’ve been fortunate to do.” We’ll all find out if Clint takes home the award at the 52nd Annual Daytime Emmy Awards on October 17. Good luck Clint!

Clint continues to appear at fan conventions so keep an eye out in your local area to see if he might be there. Be sure to tell “Leon” that Mayberry says “hey” if you see him.

Margaret Kerry (Bess Muggins and Helen Scobey) gave us this update on what she’s been up to as of late. “I am keeping busy, working at home and enjoying life with my husband and planning new events for later this year. Check our website Tinkerbelltalks.com to see any upcoming events. Hope you all are enjoying summer!” You can keep up all she’s doing by following Margaret on her Facebook page. She post videos and photos fairly regularly to keep her fans entertained and informed.

Dennis Rush (Howie Pruitt/Williams) celebrated his birthday back in June and then in July he had an amazing road trip traveling from San Diego to Denver. Judy, his wife, had been visiting her grandchild in the Denver area for a while and Dennis set of to pick her up. He called it his “Summer of ‘25” road trip and the photos he posted on Facebook were beautiful. He had this to say, “All I can say is that it was wonderful-cleansing-an adventure with so many beautiful places. Not sure why we keep hearing about how crowded it is. There is so much wide open space just here in the Southwest U.S……the Good Lord for creating these beautiful places. He did great work.” Check out his Facebook page to see all the amazing photos he posted during his trip.

Dennis is planning to be with fans once again at Mayberry Days 2025 in September and to travel with fans on the Cruise to Mayberry in October. Information on both events can be found in the Barbershop Calendar section of this issue.

Keith Thibodeaux (Johnny Paul) wished his mom a happy 95th birthday in July. He said, “Love you mom!!!!! What a blessing!!!!” All of us here at Weaver’s would like to express our best wishes to Keith’s mom!

Keith is the drummer for David and the Giants, the Christian Rock band, and they released the album “See You There” in May that features three songs written and sung by Keith. If this interests you, I believe you would enjoy an episode of the VineLife Podcast (YouTube) featuring Keith and bandmate David Huff.

The drumroll continues for Keith as he was recently included in the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame for his skill as a drummer. Well earned and congratulations to Keith on this well earned honor.

Keith will be attending Mayberry Days 2025 so Mayberry fans can look forward to seeing him there. He’s also created a new Facebook Page for himself called Keith Thibodeaux Official where fans can follow along with the latest information on his career and activities. You ought to go give the page a like because he “digs” you and you should “dig” him back.

Rodney Dillard (guitar playing Darling boy) performed as the “Musician Spotlight” series at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum on July 20th.

Rodney said, “I want to thank the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum for recognizing The Dillards’ place in the history of Country Rock. We never had a top ten hit and never sold millions of albums but we were at the forefront of TWO major new music genres to hit the mainstream (most heard bluegrass from us portraying “The Darlings” on The Andy Griffith Show) and our early Country Rock stuff set the industry standard for mega-popular bands that quite literally changed Americana forever. We stay humble here, to our detriment at times, but thank you to the Hall of Fame for remembering the influence of The Dillards.”

The Mayberry community is proud to have “The Darlings” as part of the family and offer our congratulations to Rodney. Drop by RodneyDillard.tv to follow his most current activities.

That’s all the cast & crew news Weaver’s has been able to dig up for July/Aug issue. If you come across cast news between issues, we’ would love for you to share it with us here at Weaver’s. You could be given credit as a “roving reporter.” Otherwise, Weaver’s will continue to comb the web for News of Cast & Crew and do the best we can to find the news fit to “print.”

****Chapter News ****

The Mayberry Chapter (Knoxville, Tenn.) participated in the Farragut July 4 Independence Day parade on July 4. The chapter was thrilled to have two squad cars participating this year. Chapter members noted that they met a nice young family whose 12-year-old daughter (Gracie) is a big fan of TAGS which is always great to hear. Mayberry Chapter was mentioned in their local paper, Karns Shopper News, in BIG article covering the parade. In particular, the chapters own local Ernest T. Bass (Chris Monday) was mentioned as drawing a great deal of laughter from the crowds with his antics.

Mayberry Chapter members also attended the 13th Annual Mayberry Meetup in July. As part of the Meetup, Dennis Beal was making Mayberry related items from the estate of chapter member Michael Lowery, who passed on August 1, 2024, available to those fans of both Mayberry and Michael who attended the Mayberry Meetup. Michael was a staple at Mayberry events for years including the Mayberry Meetup. He was a wonderful man and is remember by those who knew him with smiles and joy. Michael would be glad to know that his Mayberry treasures went to good homes with people who will love them as he did.

Dennis Beal is the editor/writer/publisher of the Mayberry Chapter Newsletter called The Mayberry Minutes. Their newsletter is available for $20 for two or three 16 page issues per year or $10 for a pdf version emailed to you. If you enjoy getting your Mayberry news on paper, or as a pdf, The Mayberry Minutes is a great option for you. For more info, contact Dennis at KingOfMayberry@comcast.net.

Blood Brothers (Macon, Mo.) chapter met for their annual summer BBQ on Sunday, July 27 with traditional picnic fare of hamburgers, hot dogs, and homemade ice cream.  After lunch, a business meeting was held with plans shared for their upcoming centennial celebration for Andy Griffith’s 100th birthday.

The matinee event will be held on Saturday, May 30, 2026, at the Royal Theatre in Macon, Missouri.  All seats will be $30  general admission.  Special guests will be Keota, a local favorite acoustic band, who will feature music from TAGS, and the Andy Family Band.  

Famed Mayberry expert, Randy Turner from Cincinnati, will offer an audio-visual presentation on the life and career of Andy Griffith.  He will also interview Dixie Griffith, Andy’s daughter, who will share her experiences about growing up with a famous dad.  

After a drawing for door prizes and a short intermission which will include refreshments in the price of admission, famed Christian comedian and actor, Rik Roberts, will perform his routine.  Following Rik’s segment of the program, Keota and The Andy Family Band will conclude the celebration with a few surprises.  

Following the business meeting, chapter founder Johnna Clarke gave her quilt presentation entitled “Lots of Blocks of Mayberry.”  

The group looks forward to the next gathering on Friday, October 3 to celebrate the 65th anniversary of the premiere of TAGS. 

For information about the Andy celebration, please contact Johnna Clarke at 660-413-2244 or email at edukater6330@gmail.com.

The Mayberry Cronies (Sebring, OH and other places) held our 3rd annual meeting at Libby Hill Seafood at the meet up in July. 

Most of the club was in attendance and we welcomed Steve, a first time meet  up visitor from Arizona but long time Taylor’s Front Porch member, as an honorary Cronie.  He was welcomed by our own Miss Mayberry, Sarah Blain.

  Attendees were given lanyards with the “key to good Cronie fellowship “ and a good meal was enjoyed with laughter and fellowship.  Two members were designated as the Keepers of the Flame for our club.  Fortunately they are battery powered flames, so no fathers will have to indicate anything later.

A couple of crafty Cronies even took a field trip, just not to any fields, for inspiration for future Mayberry Meetup and Mayberry Days crafts. Craft supplies and ideas were exchanged also! 

After the meet up dust settled, our club welcomed two new members.  We are counting the days til next year’s Mayberry Meetup and meeting.

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These are all the official reports provided from chapters since the May/June issue of Weaver’s Newsletter. Weaver’s encourages all TAGSRWC chapters to send in their reports so we can share your fun with others .

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****Chapter Update ****

Our total number of chapters started since TAGSRWC was founded in 1979 is holding steady at 1,491. There were no new chapters started since the last issues of Weaver’s Newsletter.

Starting a chapter of TAGSRWC is still just as easy as it was four decades ago. You simply pick a name that hasn’t previously been selected by another group. (You can check the searchable list of chapter names already taken at www.iMayberry.com.) Then submit your chapter’s name with your location and a list of your founding members by e-mail to Goober@imayberry.com. That’s all it takes!

Whether or not you start or join a local chapter, you can always join our online “Who’s Been Messin’ Up the Bulletin Board?” chapter or any of several exclusively online chapters on Facebook (see Mayberry on the Web below).

****Mayberry Meetup 2025 Report****

The 13th Annual Mayberry Meetup in was held in Mount Airy, N.C with about 120 people over the course of Friday and Saturday of the Meetup weekend to enjoy each other’s company and fellowship.

The Mayberry Meetup started when Allan Newsome , host of the Two Chairs No Waiting podcast, was traveling to Mount Airy to interview Betty Lynn (Thelma Lou) for an episode of his podcast. He invited folks who might be in Mount Airy for that weekend to drop by and have a meet up. He expected nobody to show up or maybe two or three people to show up. About 30 people ended up saying they were coming and the Mayberry Meetup, as we now know it, began.

That was 12 years ago and this year marked the 13th event.

People traveled from as far away as Arizona to be a part of the Meetup. Steve, the fella from Arizona, is a regular “porch sitter” from The Taylor’s Front Porch site on the tagsrwc .com website. He knew several of the people that attend the Meetup each year and wanted to be a part. So, he traveled all the way to Mount Airy to see the sites around Andy’s hometown but mainly to be a part of all the Mayberry fun during the Meetup.

The Mayberry Meetup main events are the gatherings on Friday and Saturday night at the Mayberry Motor Inn gazebo for fellowship, trivia, picnicking, just plain having fun related to The Andy Griffith Show and finally watching episodes on a big screen when the dark finally arrives. Kind of like a drive-in movie theater but sitting in lawn chairs instead in your car. Truth be told, most of the people enjoy the fellowship and visiting at least as much as watching episodes as you can tell because there’s a lot of talking and laughing going on during the viewings. Some might say it sounds like Colonel Harvey has been selling his Indian elixir to the crowd but it’s a wonderful sound of friendships growing.

The daylight hours of the weekend allow fans to visit Mount Airy when it’s not as busy as during Mayberry Days and there’s plenty of time to go in all the shops, visit the Andy Griffith Museum, head over to Mount Pilot (a.k.a. Pilot Mountain), or just lay back and relax while waiting on the evening festivities to begin.

It’s definitely no replacement for Mayberry Days , but it is a slower, easier pace where folks can slow down and think to themselves, “what’s your hurry.”

Make plans to come to the Mayberry Meetup next year and visit. We think you wouldn’t be disappointed. Just watch the Event Calendar at iMayberry.com or the calendar here in the Weaver’s Newsletter for details about the exact time of the event in July of 2026. It’s big!…..well actually it’s small, easy and slow, but fun.

*** Mayberry Injuries Quiz (Part 1)***

This trivia is part 1 of “injuries” trivia provided by Paul Mulik of the “Hear that, Boys? No Yelling at the Table” Chapter (Joplin, Mo.). Our thanks to Paul for the submission.

1. How did Gomer injure his finger?
2. Weary Willie the hobo claims to have fractured his leg — how?
3. In the episode Otis Sues the County, Otis falls in the courthouse and hurts his knee.
   a. According to his lawyer, what caused the fall?
   b. what REALLY caused Otis to fall?
4. What visitor to Mayberry walks with a limp as a result of a gunshot wound?
   a. Who shot him?

Weaver’s will post the correct answers in the “Post Note” section at the end of this issue of Weaver’s Newsletter. We didn’t want to leave you singing and waiting two months for the answers.

**** Mayberry on the Web ****

The iMayberry Community

This TAGSRWC online group is organized and overseen by webmaster Allan “Floyd” Newsome with most of the actual work begin done by Keith “Col. Harvey” Brown of the Trivial Trivialities chapter (Pawleys Island, S.C.). You can check out the fun of this online community and sign up for free at: http://imayberrycommunity.com.

The iMayberry Community complements our other online activities, including our main www.imayberry.com page, podcasts, Facebook pages, online newsletters (such as The Weaver’s Newsletter), weaversdepartmentstore.com and chat rooms.

Mayberry Podcast

“Two  Chairs, No Waiting” is our weekly podcast of TAGS news, interviews and pretty much whatever’s happening in and around Mayberry. It’s hosted by Allan Newsome.

There’s a new episode every Tuesday (and you can watch and listen during live recording of the show on Monday evenings at 8pm ET @ live.twochairsnowaiting.com ). As of this week, there have been 849 episodes of Two Chairs since Allan launched the podcast over 16 years ago, in October 2008. Past episodes are in an online Archives in case you want to listen to or view the YouTube video installments you’ve missed. We’re sure you can find at least a few episodes you’d enjoy out of all those that are available. OH….they are all FREE!

Take some time to look around the main Mayberry Podcasts (https://iMayberry.com/podcaasts) website for various other links, including one for another outstanding Mayberry-related podcast: “Burke on Mayberry“ (hosted by TAGSRWC’s Kevin Burke since 2008). There are also links for the Mayberry Devotional hosted by Brian Rose and for the Mayberry Bible Study Podcast that are no longer being produced but the content remains “evergreen.”

Facebook

TAGSRWC’s official page on Facebook  has over 251,000 Followers. You can find us at www.facebook.com/tagsrwc. If you haven’t already dropped by the page, we hope you’ll check it out sometime when you have the chance. We invite you to become a TAGSRWC Facebook Friend!

Two Chairs No Waiting podcast also has a Facebook page and group where you can follow along with the podcast and interact with fans.

We also have links in our “Liked by this Page” section to the pages (in the “About” section) of several TAGSRWC chapters on Facebook, as well as to Facebook pages for Mayberry Days,®  the Andy Griffith Museum, TAGS actors and others. Click “See All” to check out all the links.

Even Ben Weaver has his own Facebook page at www.facebook.com/weaversdepartmentstore. It features all the latest in Mayberry items and merchandise news. Weaver’s is also on X (Twitter) so follow Weaver’s there if you’re on X.

**** Post Note ****

I’m sure some of you are looking for the answers to the Mayberry Injuries Quiz. Here you go:

1. Episode: Bargain Day; Answer: it was caught in a mousetrap
2. Episode: Opie and His Merry Men; Answer: saving a baby from getting hit by a train
3. Episode: Otis Sues the County
   a. Answer: a slippery floor
   b. Answer: he tripped over his own coat
4. Episode: High Noon in Mayberry
   a. Answer: Luke Comstock
   b. Answer: shot by Andy

I hope you enjoyed this issue of Weaver’s Newsletter. The Weaver’s team, Jan and myself, work to find fun products and information to share with you. If you run across something interesting, email me at floyd@iMayberry.com with the subject Weaver’s Newsletter Info so I don’t miss your e-mail.

Between issues of the Weaver’s Newsletter, you can keep up with all that’s going on in and around Mayberry by being part of the daily Who’s Been Messin’ Up the Bulletin Board? (aka “WBMUTBB?”) Digest. It’s free and you can sign up for that list by going to WBMUTBB.com and choosing the “Join/Subscribe/Unsubscribe” link.

Consider joining the WBMUTBB Facebook Group with links to more WBMUTBB chapter fun. The Facebook group is private and administered by me (Allan) so I hope that makes you feel better about joining in on the fun. It’s made up of TAGS fans only and I do my best to make sure things are fun for all…both on the WBMUTBB Digest emails and the WBMUTBB Facebook group.

The next issue of our Weaver’s Newsletter will be published in Sep/Oct 2025 . Please make sure you’re subscribed to the newsletter so you don’t miss an issue when it publishes. Stay in touch with things going on around Mayberry by listening to/watching the Two Chairs No Waiting podcast. See you next time!

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