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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Quilt-Fest to set for March 31-April 1
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Bulldog Club welcomes UGA athletic director
The Lake Country Bulldog Club announces UGA Athletic Director Greg McGarity will speak to the Bulldog Club at Rock Eagle’s dining hall Tuesday, Feb. 7.
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Circle of Friends gives animals a second chance
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Greensboro joins in national shop local campaign
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Harbor Club Ladies start new year with social
The Harbor Club Ladies League held its first meeting of the New Year at Troutdale in Harbor Club.
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Gatewood Lake Oconee students visit main campus
Students and faculty at the new Gatewood Lake Oconee campus, formerly Redeemer Episcopal Academy, recently visited the main campus in Eatonton.
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Ritz Carlton spa manager speaks at Plantation Ladies Club meeting
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New mall planned for Sibley Ave., Union Point
Plans are in process for an antiques, crafts, collectibles, and unique gifts Mall in Union Point.
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Eatonton Duplicate Bridge results
Following are the winners of the Eatonton Duplicate Bridge Club's Tuesday, Jan. 17 game:
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Excitement builds for LOQG as ‘Quilt-Fest’ approaches
In addition to the regular meetings and workshops, the Lake Oconee Quilt Guild has been busy planning their very first quilt show.
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