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New Central Library Set To Officially Open To Public On August 31st

Published by Don Dwiggins / August 16, 2017

The new Central Library will be formally dedicated with a ribbon-cutting at 11 am on Thursday, August 31st. Following the ribbon cutting, Central will be officially open to the public. We invite you to join us for this historic occasion along with others from the community as we celebrate this new chapter in library service to Forsyth County.

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An Afternoon with NC Author Michael Malone

Published by Raegen Luntz / August 15, 2017

On The Same Page Kickoff: North Carolina author/screenwriter Michael Malone is no stranger to suspense. He's written best-selling mystery novels like Time's Witness and First Lady and he won an Emmy Award for his intense story lines on the daytime drama One Life to Life. Join us at the Reynolda Manor Branch Sunday, August 20th at 3 pm where he'll discuss what it takes to craft a good mystery. Light refreshments will be served. No registration.

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Books We Like for August

Published by Stefanie Kellum / August 10, 2017

Stefanie Kellum of our Kernersville Branch library takes an interesting look this month at books about books. As always, you can find more great reading ideas on our Readers' page.

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Children's Storytime Feedback!

Published by Amber McClure / August 8, 2017

Share your thoughts and comments with us about Storytime!

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Get Crafty at the Rural Hall Branch Library

Published by Crystal Holland / June 26, 2017

Tuesdays are all about the arts at the Rural Hall Branch Library! If you are looking to join together with fellow painters, crocheters, knitters, quilters or those who love to sew, then there is a club for you.

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WHERE TO FIND A FARMERS MARKET IN FORSYTH COUNTY

Published by Rural Hall Branch Library / May 5, 2017

When you buy local, you are supporting local farmers and growers and keeping money in our community to be reinvested with businesses and services locally. Also, supporting local foods helps to maintain and preserve farmland, green space and the lovely rural character in our community.