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Free Tax Assistance

Published by Jody Lohman / January 27, 2021

While the library will not be offering onsite tax assistance this year, AARP and Forsyth Free Tax will still be providing tax assistance by appointment only. View the Tax Newsletter for some options for getting free tax help or obtaining IRS federal and North Carolina tax forms and publications.

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Virtual Trivia Night

Published by Clemmons Branch Library / January 26, 2021

On Tuesday, February 9 at 6:30 p.m. put your knowledge to the test in a virtual game of trivia hosted by the Clemmons Branch Library on Zoom. All subjects will be covered. Individuals and groups are welcome. Winners will receive a free book from the Friends of the Library book sale. Click here to register.

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Introducing "Intersections," FCPL's New Magazine

Published by Mary Giunca / January 21, 2021

Introducing "Intersections," a new magazine designed to connect people and purpose through library service. Intersections will be published three times a year and will contain information about library programs, services and more that you can't get anywhere else.

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Support the New Clemmons Branch Library with the Purchase of a Paver

Published by Amber McClure / January 12, 2021

Support the new Clemmons Branch Library with the purchase of a paver. Download the form and mail it back to us. Click here for more information.

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Clemmons Branch Library Newsletter

Published by Clemmons Branch Library / January 4, 2021

To get the latest updates on the happenings of the Clemmons Branch Library, make sure to check out our newsletter every other month. Our current issue covers January and February. To view our current issue, click here.

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Half Price Sale

Published by Clemmons Branch Library / January 4, 2021

During the month of January, books, DVDs, and CDs in the Friends of the Clemmons Branch Library book sale will be half off. The items on sale are currently located around the corner from the front desk (where the books on hold used to be).