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Legal Aid Clinic: Divorce

Published by Wright Adams / April 26, 2018

Legal Aid of North Carolina holds free monthly or quarterly clinics on common legal issues all around the state. The clinics educate people about their legal rights and, in some cases, empower them to file certain legal actions without a lawyer. Participants can also ask general questions of volunteer attorneys. Clinics are free and open to the public, but advance registration is required. Call 1-866-219-5262 (toll-free) or visit legalaidnc.org/get-help to register.

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On the Same Poem

Published by Candace Brennan / April 11, 2018

On the Same Poem welcomes Larry Barron, LB the Poet. LB, a North Carolina activist and Winston-Salem leader in the poetry community, will be our featured poet for Forsyth County Public Library’s On the Same Poem Luncheon, Thursday, April 26th at noon at the Forsyth County Central Library Auditorium. LB the Poet's featured poem is from his newest work, WORD - "The Poetic Evolution of a Black Man's Story". To make a reservation, please contact 336-703-3022.

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Mayfest Celebration

Published by Nikki Baldwin / April 10, 2018

Come join the Malloy Jordan staff in celebrating Mayfest with some great crafts, stories and music.

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Fantasy Movie Friday!!

Published by Nikki Baldwin / April 9, 2018

Ready for a entertaining movie? Come join the Malloy Jordan staff in enjoying an exciting film.

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Girls Who Code

Published by Wright Adams / April 3, 2018

Join us for our Girls Who Code program at MJEWHC every Satruday between April 14th and June 2nd at 12 pm! Girls Who Code is a national non-profit working to close the gender gap in technology. GWC is not a program for elite students — anybody can learn to code. Our club will focus the concepts of programming to build an app or website. To register for this program please call 336-703-2950, or email Wright Adams, adamswr@forsyth.cc.

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Library to Partner with Wake Forest Baptist Health to Present Series on Aging Well

Published by Don Dwiggins / March 20, 2018

The Library is partnering with Wake Forest Baptist Health to present a year-long series of programs on healthy aging. Programs will take place the second Tuesday of each month in the Central Library Auditorium.