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What’s Happening at the Library: Yes, those leaves are turning orange

By James Gardner Clark County Public Library As a former teacher and now a parent, this time of ... Read more

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What’s Happening at the Library: Clark County photographs by Wes Moody on display

Don’t zip through the Clark County Public Library lobby the next time you come. On the right-hand side ... Read more

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What’s Happening at the Library: Local black artists illuminate Local History Month

There is a superb exhibit of photography, painting and drawing by black Winchester artists in the reference section ... Read more

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What’s Happening at the Library: Local history programs and an art exhibit by local black artists

It’s Local History Month at the library. That means at the end of the month, the reference and ... Read more

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What’s Happening at the Library: Kentuckians’ relationship with the environment

By John Maruskin Clark County Public Library At 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, the library’s discussion group, Meeting of Minds, ... Read more

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What’s Happening at the Library: Hamilton, the history of hemp and a humongous book sale

Two intriguing history programs and a fabulous book sale highlight happenings at the library next week. From 6 ... Read more

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What’s Happening at the Library: The Marx Brothers and Dr. Fell

By John Maruskin Clark County Public Library Remember Michael Anthony?  Actor Marvin Miller portrayed Anthony in the 1955-60 ... Read more

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What’s Happening at the Library? Book reading, signing among upcoming events

On Tuesday, two library-related book events will occur, one a reading and book signing that will be at ... Read more

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What’s Happening at the Library: Thousand crane craze continues

By John Maruskin Clark County Public Library Last Saturday, outreach librarian Brad Allard led an origami crane folding ... Read more

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Local History meal and crime book discussion

On Thursday, June 27, the Local History Potluck Dinner Program will feature Stuart Sanders, history advocate for the ... Read more