GREENSBORO — What, who, expenses, funding, oversight, management, regional partners, growth, expansion project, and the future of your library: Those are just a few of the topics and issues surrounding the Greene County Library that we will discuss over the coming months. We hope to help folks in Greene County, as well as neighboring counties, learn everything there is to know about their library. The articles will be kept short, factual and include photos and diagrams where appropriate. You will learn that the community’s tax dollars built the original facility, and today your tax dollars are complimented with contributions of materials, time, expertise, and money from fellow citizens who love the Greene County Library.
We hope you will begin to enjoy these “learning trips,” and end up appreciating and using this amazing facility.
The Greensboro library is open from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m., six days a week, and as you will see, all of its many offerings are available to us citizens absolutely free.
Stop in and see us at 610 S. Main St. in Greensboro (just north of the Middle school), look around and say hello; after all, it is your library.
— Ron Mertz for the Greene County Library
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Yoga classes now available at The Plaza Arts Center
Yoga Class for men and women of all levels of practice are now being held Friday mornings from 9 to 10 a.m. at The Plaza Arts Center Reception Hall. Six sessions will be held between Sept. 17 through Oct. 22.
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LOCC Holiday House set to open November 1
Lake Oconee Community Church has announced its second annual Holiday House will open November 1, 2010, at 6183 Lake Oconee Parkway.
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Grief support group to hold supper, planning session
A Lake Oconee grief support group will hold a supper and program on Monday, Sept. 13, at Lake Oconee Presbyterian Church.
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Cruise-In Car Show returning to Greensboro
On Sept. 18 the city of Greensboro will again be host for the annual antique and classic car cruise-in.
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Georgia College to hold ‘Nutcracker’ auditions
Georgia College Department of Theatre will hold auditions for boys currently in third through seventh grades for this year’s 14th annual “The Nutcracker” production.
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Union Point Jamboree sure to feature history, music and more
Be sure not to miss all the fun at the Union Junction Jamboree (UJJ) on Saturday, Sept. 25, from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. in historic downtown Union Point.
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McGhee named to ATLAS Ministry board
Linda McGhee has been named as a board member of ATLAS Ministry, Inc., a non-denominational Christian organization serving Greensboro and the surrounding area.
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Youth Program to be revitalized at Redeemer
Father Joe Greene Rector of the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer, along with other adult volunteers, will be revitalizing the youth program at the church this year.
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Humane Society to host volunteer fair
Are you interested in helping homeless animals?
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LOPC mission team blessed in Appalachia
This is a continuation of an article appearing in last week’s edition of The Lake Oconee Breeze submitted by contributor Becky Brannan.
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