A very special lady suggested I read a book named The Kitchen House by Kathleen Grissom, whose background is extremely interesting. The book is set in two places in Virginia during the colonial period from 1791 to the early 1800’s in both rural Virginia and Williamsburg, the previous capitol. The kitchen house was exactly that, […]

Brother Marcos Gohlke, our pastor for the past four years, preached his final sermon as pastor this past Sunday. It was a sad, but joyous service. Sad, because all of us are disappointed to lose Brother Marcos and Sue, but happy to see them enter into the retirement mode with less pressure and more time […]

During the July 7th Club meeting two members were commended for being one year older as each was celebrating her birthday this month. Our membership chairman and our Community’s Librarian, Shirley Gordon had noted her birthday on Tuesday, July 5th. And our sterling president, Janet Johnson celebrated her day on that Thursday of the meeting. […]

Here at the Library we have just received another donation of books and dvds; our patrons are the very best anywhere as they continually help us. If these are duplications of existing books on the shelves, they are put up for sale, and the proceeds go to purchase some dvds or books that we do […]