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Barbecue King Headlines History Talks At Library
Written on 1 Feb, 2010 at 12:31 in Local News | viewed 4 times | No Comments
UNC TV’s Bob Garner will headline spring offerings at Catawba County Library in Newton. The noted food critic, a regular on “North Carolina Weekend,” will discuss our state’s barbecue culture and how it developed at 2pm on Sunday, March 21... (Continue reading)
Updated Website Helps Students And Teachers
Written on 1 Sep, 2009 at 14:23 in Default | viewed 1 times | No Comments
Students and teachers are in luck this fall, thanks to recent enhancements of the NC Live database. NC Live, a free service of Catawba County Library System, enables any library cardholder to browse the reference website for reliable resources... (Continue reading)
Lenoir-Rhyne Receives Endowment For Writers Series
Written on 19 Aug, 2009 at 11:52 in Default | viewed 0 times | No Comments
Lenoir-Rhyne University announced today that it has received a commitment of $1.7 million to endow the university’s highly regarded Visiting Writers Series.... (Continue reading)
What Are College Freshmen Reading This Summer?
Written on 2 Jul, 2009 at 9:20 in State News | viewed 9 times | 1 Comment
For several years, incoming college freshmen have been required to read a particular book before they start college. “One college, one book” programs are designed to promote critical thinking and provide a common experience for students.... (Continue reading)
Library Inspires Low-cost Treks Into History
Written on 15 Jun, 2009 at 9:19 in Default | viewed 1 times | No Comments
Free public library services and materials are more important than ever, as families seek ideas for budget getaways. In fact, Catawba County Library System can inspire several intriguing trips into area history.... (Continue reading)
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