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Waynesboro Public Library events: March 2012

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By appointment: One-on-one computer sessions. Help is available with Microsoft Word and Excel, Internet, email, computer basics, and other programs that are available on the public access computers. Please call for an appointment.

March: One Book, One Community. This year’s selection for the community wide book read is Walking Across Egypt by Clyde Edgarton. Free copies of the book are available while supplies last. A book display of southern writers will be on the main floor of the library throughout the month. WPL’s events will continue into April due to renovations.

Wednesday, March 21, 7-8 p.m.: Wednesday Night Book Club. Read thought-provoking books and participate in fascinating and far-ranging discussion with other book lovers. This month’s selection is Walking Across Egypt by Clyde Edgarton. This event is a part of the One Book One Community program.

Other programs will resume after renovations are finished.

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