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As the warm summer days gradually give way to the crisp autumn breeze, it’s that time of the year when students of all ages embark on their journey back to

Help us celebrate National Farmers Market Week by stopping by our Saturday Market, meeting our vendors, Market Staff, and hopefully establishing a lasting relationship with local food!

Apocalyptic visions

Freedom and censorship are involved in a full-scale tug of war, and it’s being waged in our public libraries. Last year, a record-high 2,571 unique titles faced censorship attempts, according

LifeStream Community Blood Drive

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Bainbridge

TAZEWELL, Va. — Millions of books fill the Library of Congress in Washington DC, but 64 of them came Thursday to Tazewell County, Va. to help bring children’s books to

FRIDAY

This month’s books from the St. Joseph Public Library are a nonfiction selection from cookbooks to memoirs to a travel guide to the afterlife. If nothing here tickles your fancy,