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Waynesboro Public Library programs have returned in full strength after renovations, finished just in time for summer reading. “Dream Big, Read” is the theme for the children’s summer reading program. It is open to children and young adults of all ages and reading abilities
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Updated events calendar at the Waynesboro Public LIbrary for June 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. April – One Book One Community. This year’s selection for the community wide book read is Walking Across Egypt…
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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…
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WPL will be closed Feb. 20 for President’s Day. 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. Thursday, February 9, 6:00 p.m. – Lollipop bouquet craft. Sign…
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Waynesboro Public Library is commemorating the art of long-time Waynesboro resident Ray Yoder with a special program and art exhibit. The program takes place on Saturday, Oct. 3 at 1 p.m. and will be given by Yoder’s son, judge Ronnie Yoder. The art exhibit, encompassing his career of 65 years, is on display for the…
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Waynesboro City Council will present a proclamation Monday night to recognize National Library Week running April 6 to 12.
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Stone Soup Books and the Waynesboro Public Library are partnering on a community read featuring the works of author Robin Wall Kimmerer set to begin next week.
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The unemployment rate in Virginia is likely to rise this year, from 3.5 percent to 4.4 percent, according to an economic forecast from the University of Virginia Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service.
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Virginia Organizing is hosting a town hall-like event with 36th District Del. Ellen McLaughlin at the Waynesboro Public Library on Saturday, March 7, at 11 a.m.
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