Libraries Help
the Economy
From our Survive & Thrive series
that helps the unemployed find work
to providing resources to help new
businesses start-up and current
businesses expand, the Library plays
a vital role in our economy.
Information
is Power
Information is not a one-size-fits
all proposition. Having wrong
information can be a detriment,
just as the right information can be power.
Libraries Support
Education and
Lifelong Learning
Libraries believe that learning
lasts a lifetime and we offer
programs, resources, and
opportunities to help
students of any age.
Reading Still Matters
Reading remains erilieal for a
community to grow and prosper.
Libraries Nurture
Community Life
The Library is dedicated to our
community's growth through
information and idea exchange,
education, literacy, entertainment and
business and cultural programs.
Fall Book Sales
| Call your local library for information about
Fall Friends of the Library Book Sales or visit www.
forjyth/ibraryorg for a complete listing.
Teen Books with a Beat
This year's theme, "Books with a Beat " encourages
teens to read poetry, books about music and to
listen to audio books. Visit wvtfw.forsytMibranf.org
for full program details.
Locations:
Central library 703 ?<S65
Adult Outreoch 7Q3-2903
ChUdren s Outr ?ach 703-2950
Spanish-speaking So?v>c?? 703-2907
Moltoy/ Jordan Eas' Winston
Heritage Center 703-2950
YOUTH MINI IIBOAPIFS
Best Choice Cents'
Salvation Army Boys ond Girls Club
Carver Scnool fJood 703-2910
Ciemmons 703-2920
Kernefjville 703-2930
lewuvtlle 703-2940
Peynotda 703-2960
Rural MoM 703-2970
SoutnskJe 703-2980
WcHkerlown 703-2990
All Library Programs
are Free and
Open to the Public
Sylvia Sprinkle-Hamlin. Director + Mary McAfee, Associate Director v Elizabeth Skinner, Assistant Director