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Emory University researcher Eldon E. Geisert, PhD, a professor in the Department of Ophthalmology at the Emory Eye Center, will present Envisioning Better Health: How Genes and Environment Impact Vision at the South Cobb Regional Library in Mableton on Tuesday,
Celebrate National Library Week, April 7-13, with special events and activities at your Cobb County Public Libraries. Sponsored by the American Library Association, the 2019 theme for National Library Week is Libraries = Strong Communities. The theme highlights the value of
Spring Break 2019 is April 1-5. Students and staff members of the Cobb County and Marietta City school districts, and the communities of area private schools and homeschoolers have many options for Spring Break events and activities for all ages
March is Women’s History Month. To celebrate great women, Kennesaw Library in downtown Kennesaw is hosting Women Writers in the Bentley Rare Book Collection, a special presentation by Special Collections Curator JoyEllen Williams of Kennesaw State University on Saturday, March 23
Georgia State University’s Bio-Bus, the mobile “science field trip” for K-12 students, returns Wednesday afternoon to South Cobb Regional Library, 805 Clay Road, Mableton 30126. The free engaging and fun Bio-Bus demonstrations and hands-on activities offered March 20th will focus
The first of four creative writing workshops at the Switzer Library for K-3 elementary students interested in entering the GPB-PBS KIDS Writers Contest is Thursday, March 7, 4 pm – 5 pm. The Writing Workshops will be held every Thursday
Teen Tech Week 2019 is officially March 3-9. Cobb County Public Libraries are showcasing digital resources and more throughout March – and year-round – to encourage teens to become competent users of technology and to have fun. The theme of
Cobb County Public Library’s Mid-Winter Reading Program February 17 – 23 | Grades K-8 Got the Mid-Winter blues? The library has a reading challenge and fun programs for you! The reading challenge is on! All K-8 public school students are challenged