Dillsboro Public Library
10151 Library Lane
Dillsboro, IN
47018
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Phone Number: (812) 954-4151
Upcoming events at Dillsboro Public Library
Events
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Pound ClassPoundFit with SamK ~ Cardio inspired by drumming! Burn calories, tone muscles and build strength all while moving to the beat of the music!! This 45 minute jam session will change your life!! All you need to bring is water, a yoga mat if you have one and $5! Every Wednesday 6pm at Heritage Hall and every Friday at 6:00 p.m. at Rising Sun Church of Christ (this location may sometimes change due to church functions).
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Dillsboro Public Library Photo ContestThe Dillsboro Public Library has been selected to host a traveling Smithsonian exhibit, "Crossroads: Change in Rural America," which highlights the changing landscape in rural America. Since 1900, the percentage of Americans living in rural areas dropped from 60 percent to 17 percent, yet the vast majority of America’s physical landscape remains rural.
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"FREE" SUMMER LUNCHES
Joinus at Central Elementary School at 500 Short Street Lawrenceburg, Indiana. Everyone is Welcome. Eighteen and under are FREE. Nineteen and up are $3.00. Monday-Friday 11:30AM-1:00PM June 3rd-July 19, 2019 (Closed July 4&5) This program is NOT based on income. The program is sponsored by the IDOE Summer Food Service Program. Any questions please contact: Christa Quicksall at 812-537-7289
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Seventy-eight percent of southeastern Indiana's population is not using internet with speeds of at least 25 megabits per second.
Cherie Rump is a big reason for the success of the Dillsboro Heritage Festival. But she's done a whole lot more in the community during her life.
Mark Smiley is the new principal at the high school in Cleves.
Proceeds will support the work of Highpoint Health and the Highpoint Health Foundation.
The Milan 54 Museum knows about miracles. Now, the museum is hoping to raise $2 million to create an endowment named for its founder.
A total of seven boys and girls basketball players from southeastern Indiana were selected to attend.
