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#WomensHistoryMonth program: Dr. Edmonds was the 1st scholar to challenge the narrative of the Wilmington Coup of Nov. 1898. She put forth an accurate accounting of the efforts at that time to undermine and limit African American political power. Register: slnc.info/WHM23
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"LIBRARY WORK
The Profession on which all other professions and occupations depend"
1925:
An ALA poster encouraging college graduates to enter the library profession.
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Had a ball sharing fire and life safety tips with youth @FCPublicLibrary. Take a moment this summer to read a book or two 📚. Don’t forget to test your smoke alarms! #SafeAtHome #SummerReading #WSFire .107
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This Friday, June 10, 2022 is the Forsyth County Public Library Summer Reading Kick-off event from 6:30-8 pm at the Central Library.
For more information about the event visit bit.ly/39gxh7N
#wsfcs #Reading @FCPublicLibrary
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"What has the pandemic meant to you?" - Share your memories as part of the permanent Forsyth County Public Library Collection @FCPublicLibrary #DTWS #LeaveYourMark
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Meeting May 24th 2022 6:30pm @FCPublicLibrary Walkertown
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Sanborn maps covering 1907-1928 from Winston-Salem are now online thanks to our partner @FCPublicLibrary digitalnc.org/blog/early-20t…
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On Feb 21, 1933, Eunice Kathlene Waymon, who would go on to become Nina Simone, was born in Tryon, NC. A Civil Rights movement icon and internationally renowned musician, her childhood home in Tryon was declared a National Treasure on June 19, 2018.
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Gov. Cooper and members of the Coronavirus Task Force will hold a briefing on mask guidance at 3:00 PM today.
Watch it LIVE on Gov. Cooper's Twitter and Facebook.
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Day 17 : Remembering Local History during #BHM / The Depot Street Graded School was the first public school for African Americans in #WSNC, opening for classes in 1887 on Depot Street’s east side, between East Sixth and East Seventh Streets 📷 @FCPublicLibrary
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Fertilizer plant fire prompts recreational water advisory for Monarcas Creek in Winston-Salem shar.es/aWOAAD via @ncpolicywatch #ncpol #ncdeq #Triad #WinstonSalem #fertilizer #WaterQuality
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Day 3: Remembering Local History during Black History Month / George H. Black was a local brickmaker with a national reputation. As the son of a former enslaved person, he hauled bricks for a white brickmaker before starting his own brickyard #BHM2022
📷 @FCPublicLibrary
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Drone video of Fertilizer Plant Fire from incident command post. If you are within 1 mile of 4440 North Cherry Street, please evacuate! fb.watch/aUVOIBQnx2/
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Así luce esta mañana parte de la University Pkwy en Winston Salem debido al incendio en la planta de fertilizantes sobre el 4440 N Cherry St.
Las evacuaciones continúan dentro del radio de una milla de distancia.fb.watch/aV0MX4yWBg/
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Join us & Dr. Lenora Helms Hammonds (@NCCU) for a free virtual workshop about the extraordinary Nina Simone.
K-12 teachers who attend have a chance to win a copy of the new children's book, "Nina," courtesy of the North Caroliniana Society
Sign up here: bitly.com/CK12Nina
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Navigating Jim Crow: Green Book and Oasis Spaces in North Carolina - wschronicle.com/navigating-j…
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Join us Thursday, December 30 at 6:00 pm for the Kwanza event at Brown & Douglas Community Center, 4725 Indiana Ave. Celebrate the principle Nia with Keynote Rev. Dr. John Mendez and a performance by Otesha Creative Arts Ensemble. Event will be live on the city’s youtube.
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Did you know that you can find publications from the @NCNHP in the NC Digital Collections? 📷Cover of the Natural Heritage Program list of the rare plant species of North Carolina [2021]. Published by the North Carolina Natural Heritage Program. slnc.info/NCNHP
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Issues from the Winston-Salem Chronicle covering 2017-2018 are now online, thanks to our partner @FCPublicLibrary
digitalnc.org/blog/new-addit…
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COMMUNITY MATTERS - Engine 12 spreading good cheer and giving toys to families in need at The Mazie S. Woodruff Building @FCPublicLibrary. #TisTheSeason #WeServe #WSFire .107
































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Cover Photo of Heteranthera reniformis (Kidneyleaf Mud-plantain) by Jennifer Stanley
Plant with large green leave and small white flowers](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FHJvVkkXEAck6Df.jpg?name=small&format=webp)

