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Commissioner Matt Mizell writes More Than Books: The Case for Public Libraries
Mizell writes, “In an increasingly divided world, public libraries stand as living symbols of our founding values that united us: equal access to information, freedom of inquiry, and the liberty to navigate a spectrum of ideas without coercive indoctrination. They are not relics of the past, but cornerstones of our future.”
Tips for Attending the Lexington Book Festival
The book festival is a gathering of readers and writers. The Lexington Book Festival will feature authors in panel discussions, as well as several storytimes for young readers.
Davidson County Public Library is offering Reading with Ringling
In conjunction with the Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus, the Davidson County Public Library is offering Reading with Ringling from now through February 2nd 2024.
CDHS grad to sign books at Pig City Books for National Bookstore Romance Day
Saturday, Aug. 19 is National Bookstore Romance Day. To celebrate, Pig City Books will be hosting a book signing with local author and Central Davidson alum, Taylor Wilson-West.
North Davidson Public Library to host houseplant exchange Feb 13th
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2023 AT 5 PM
The Houseplant Exchange
North Davidson Public Library
DCPL celebrates 'Take Your Child to the Library Day'
Parents who bring their children to visit the various library locations on the appropriate day will be able to participate in a meet and greet with a character from children’s literature.
Reach Out and Read now offered children under five during well-child visits at Davidson Pediatrics
Reach Out and Read integrates reading aloud into pediatric care, providing books and coaching that help every family make reading a part of their daily routine.
Cassidy Writes: The Graveyard - Part 2
“Spirits? What do you know about those?” The groundskeeper asked, looking at me with a hint of amusement in his eyes.
Cassidy's Writes: The Graveyard - Part 1
When I was young, I would always walk to my grandpa's house. I loved it there, he never ran out of advice or stories to tell.
Cassidy's Creative Corner: Innocent until Proven Guilty? Part 3
“Well, I have good news and more good news,” Viola announced as she strolled into the breakroom.
Cathy's Creative Corner: Love Hurts
Anna loved her new job at Wonder World Daycare. However, coming up with projects for toddlers between the ages of two and four was challenging.
Cassidy's Creative Corner: Innocent until Proven Guilty? Part 2
Viola sighed and softly shut her laptop.
Cathy's Creative Corner: Marbles for Keeps
“Chatty, looks like the boys are getting up a game of marbles outside. Did they invite you?” Grandma Ella yelled from the kitchen.
Cassidy's Creative Corner: Innocent until Proven Guilty?
“Three people close to the suspect have confessed, and we still don’t have the evidence to convict anyone.” Viola bit her lip and sighed.
Cathy's Creative Corner: If you've got it, flaunt it
“If you’ve got it, flaunt it.” The first time I heard Grady of Sanford and Son fame make that statement, I thought to myself, you know, he’s got a point.
Cathy's Creative Corner: Trash to Treasure (Full Version)
Jewel loved her parents. Her father worked while her mother was a stay-at-home mom.
Cathy's Creative Corner: Trash to Treasure
Jewel loved her parents. She never wanted for anything. Her family was modest.
Cassidy's Creative Corner: Music and Learning
Some say that background music helps them to focus on a particular task. Others may argue they can’t focus with any background noise.