Malloy/Jordan Heritance Center Branch Library

Malloy/Jordan East Winston Heritage Center Branch Library

Cooperative Extension

Let’s Get Growing: Organic Gardening Basics, June 19

Published by Megan Gregory / June 14, 2018

Would you like to get started with vegetable gardening, or learn new tips for healthy plants and abundant harvests? Join us for “Let’s Get Growing: Organic Gardening Basics” at the Malloy/Jordan Library on Tuesday, June 19 from 6-8 pm.

No backyard? No problem! The program will include resources for finding or starting a community garden in Forsyth County.

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STEM Engineering Series: Air Powered Rockets

Published by Wright Adams / June 12, 2018

Join the fun on Wednesday, June 20 at 2pm, and make an air powered rocket from water bottles. Make one and watch it shoot into the air.

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Legal Aid Clinic: Divorce

Published by Wright Adams / June 7, 2018

Legal Aid of North Carolina holds free monthly or quarterly clinics on common legal issues all around the state. The clinics educate people about their legal rights and, in some cases, empower them to file certain legal actions without a lawyer. Participants can also ask general questions of volunteer attorneys. Clinics are free and open to the public, but advance registration is required. Call 1-866-219-5262 (toll-free) or visit legalaidnc.org/get-help to register.

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Organic Gardening

Published by Wright Adams / June 7, 2018

On June 19 at 6 pm, Gardeners from the North Carolina Cooperative Extension will discuss the basics of organic gardening from building healthy soil to proper watering, managing weeds, insects & diseases , all in environmentally friendly ways.

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Library to Partner with Wake Forest Baptist Health to Present Series on Aging Well

Published by Don Dwiggins / May 29, 2018

The Library is partnering with Wake Forest Baptist Health to present a year-long series of programs on healthy aging. Programs will take place the second Tuesday of each month in the Central Library Auditorium.

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The Basics of Recycling

Published by Wright Adams / May 23, 2018

The City of Winston-Salem's Recycle Today program is hands-on and teaches people of all ages about the importance of recycling, waste reduction, what is recyclable in Winston-Salem, what happens to recyclables when they leave a home, and much more on Tuesday, June 19, at 11:30 am.