We welcome veterans, family members of veterans, caretakers of veterans, those in active or reserve duty, advocates for veterans, and concerned civilians.

On September 10 at 10 am, veteran author Tom Baker, from Sylva, NC will be zooming with us to talk about his novel The Hawk and the Dove. Tom is a Vietnam veteran and also has just published a new memoir.

either at the library or via Zoom.

The posters now on exhibit in the Friends of the Library Meeting Room at our library recount the events of September 11, 2001 through the personal stories of those who witnessed and survived the attacks. They also assess 9/11 from the perspective of the 20th anniversary of the attack on the World Trade Center. This exhibit is made possible by the 9/11 Memorial & Museum and the National Endowment for the Humanities.

If you would like to share your memories of 9/11, the library would like to hear from you. Look for more information on our Facebook page or write your memories down on our 9/11 memory forms or on your own device or paper.

Jo Jo Moyes's The Giver of Stars.

The library has Kindles loaded with kids' books, such as Sesame Street, Pete the Cat, Frozen, and many more. Adults can enjoy Kindles with popular fiction titles. Adults can check out a Chromebook for 3 weeks or use it with the WIFI in our parking lot. Chromebooks require a gmail account for you to use Google docs or any of the Google suite. Return devices to a staff member.

This 1-hour class teaches families the safest sleep practices for babies to reduce SIDS. To attend, you must be at least 30 weeks pregnant or a parent of an infant under 1 year old. You will receive a free PACK'N'Play for attending (one per infant). For more info, call the Health Department at 336-651-7469.

Vaya Health program

@ the library.

Two programs:

For more information, contact Mandy Matney at 336-818-1229 ext. 4442 or mandy.matney@vayahealth.com.