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You can now borrow eBooks from the library! Library eBooks can be read on your Kindle, Nook, or many other devices, including your computer. Learn about eBooks...
Curious About eBooks?
Want to learn more about eBooks? Like to learn about library eBooks? Come to the
eBook Learning Drop-In
Tuesday, January 31. More...
The War for Southern Independence

Dr. John Chandler Griffin will discuss his new book The War for Southern Independence: The Sesquicentennial Edition at the library February 1 at 7:00 p.m. More...
Altered Landscapes: North Carolina's Changing Landscapes

Let’s Talk About It is a book discussion series for adults sponsored by the North Carolina Humanities Council, the North Carolina Center for the Book, and the Iredell Friends of the Library. Altered Landscapes: North Carolina’s Changing World examines four novels and one history-based memoir set in North Carolina. More...
Local History Happenings

The Iredell County Sheriff’s Department website has an excellent history section containing information about and photographs of Iredell County sheriffs throughout the department’s 222 year history. Three of the department’s officers made the ultimate sacrifice. More...
Learn computer skills at the library
The Iredell County Public Library and Mitchell Community College are working together to offer classes to the public in basic computer skills. More...


