The children's area was a key point of the Rising City Community Library for her as it provides a space for future generations to learn to love to read and draws families to the area, past Library Board Vice President Sue Topil-Walgren said.
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Rising City Community Library's new location at 250 Garhan Ave is owned by Cornerstone Bank, but the library was allowed to move in if the library funded its renovations to the space.
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The Rising City Community Library features more than just books, as it also houses some historic items from Rising City history and a mini food pantry, seen in the back of the room in the photo above.
Around the beginning of 2019, the Rising City Community Library Board decided it wanted to move into a new location with a vision for the future of not just the library, but for Rising City. Almost five years later, that vision will open Dec. 16 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
The children's area was a key point of the Rising City Community Library for her as it provides a space for future generations to learn to love to read and draws families to the area, past Library Board Vice President Sue Topil-Walgren said.
Rising City Community Library's new location at 250 Garhan Ave is owned by Cornerstone Bank, but the library was allowed to move in if the library funded its renovations to the space.
The Rising City Community Library features more than just books, as it also houses some historic items from Rising City history and a mini food pantry, seen in the back of the room in the photo above.
