The Local History Center is collecting stories, memories, and photographs from Rockbridge County residents who experienced major floods.
In partnership with Southern Virginia University and Parry McClure High School, we’re looking for community members—including residents, first responders, business owners, and local officials—to share their experiences.
Help us preserve Rockbridge County’s history of challenge, resilience, recovery, and community spirit.
📖 Have a story to share? We’d love to hear from you! For more information, or to set up an interview, please contact Penny Dudley at pdudley@rrib.net or call540-258-4077 or 540-258-2509....
Heads up! We have a new online resource available!
Thinking of a career in the skilled trades, but not sure which one you`re cut out for? Go to #BlueCareer and take the personality and experience assessments to see which careers are the right fit.
While registering for an account is not required, it is needed in order to save any training or assessments.
Try it out today on our website or directly through this link: https://app.bluerecruit.us/library/welcome/rockbridge-regional-library-system...
Fall into a good story this season! Cozy up with ebooks and audiobooks in the Libby app— free with your library card. From cozy mysteries to autumnal cookbooks, the perfect read is right at your fingertips. Download Libby in the app store to get started....
Join us in Lexington on Thursdays for Hexed Lex, the Podcast Club!
The Podcast Club puts literacy skills into practice with dramatic retellings of local stories about the strange, unexplained, and supernatural. Tween and teens will practice critical thinking, comprehension, organization, speaking, listening, and writing as they select local stories and craft each episode....
The Local History Center`s Creative Power returns to the Glasgow Public Library this week! Join us Thursday, October 15, from 1:00 PM--2:30PM to explore our creative powers.
For more information, please contact Penny Dudley at pdudley@rrlib.net or call 540-258-2509....
Leaving the military and not sure what’s next for your career? Visit eParachute to discover what you love to do and how you work best to create personalized career ideas. Then explore career options by learning about job details, salaries, and more.
Don`t forget to join us in Lexington tomorrow (and all Wednesdays) for Storyteller`s Club!
The Storytellers’ Club is designed to promote literacy through oral storytelling, games, and improvisational acting. Children are introduced to narrative structure, vocabulary development, and comprehension/ analysis. Interactive, group games and activities are an inclusive way to build confidence and literary skills in children regardless of their current reading or writing level....