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Taylor County Public Library and Campbellsville University continue our The United States at 250: Stories that Shaped Us lecture series this Thursday, February 12, at 6 PM at Campbellsville University's Montgomery Library, featuring Dr. Rev. Andrew Baskin. The public is invited to attend.

More Details:
Join Dr. Rev. Andrew Baskin, Professor Emeritus of African and African American Studies at Berea College and 2023 National Association of Black Storytellers Fellowship recipient, for his lecture is titled, "Dorothy Mitchell-Kincaid: The Conscience of the 13 Streets of Alcoa, Tennessee".

Who is Dorothy Mitchell-Kincaid?
This lecture analyzes the life of the late Dorothy Mitchell-Kincaid. After being diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer, Ms. Mitchell-Kincaid created the Beloved Community to help Blount County, TN residents deal with the impact of chronic illnesses. Her story is the story of what African Americans can accomplish even when they confront racism, sexism, and colorism.

For more, visit https://www.tcplibrary.org/event/250-anniversary-lecture-series-dorothy-mitchell-kincaid-conscience-13-streets-alcoa-tennessee.

TCPL welcomes Dr. Wendy Wood of Campbellsville University and Dr. Maiko Mine of Chuogakuin University to our The United States at 250 lecture series this March. The public is welcome to attend.

Details:
Featuring: Dr. Wendy Wood
Lecture: Shakers and the Women's Rights Movement
Date/Time: Thursday, March 26 | 6 PM
Location: Montgomery Library at Campbellsville University
More Information: https://www.tcplibrary.org/event/250-anniversary-lecture-series-shakers-and-womens-rights-movement-4089

Featuring: Dr. Maiko Mine
Lecture: When You Hear America Singing
Date/Time: Tuesday, March 31 | 6 PM
Location: TCPL Elaine Munday Conference Room
Please sign up to attend through the link below.
More Information: https://www.tcplibrary.org/event/when-you-hear-america-singing-4674

Taylor County Historical Society-Kentucky Central Kentucky History Kentucky State Society, NSDAR Campbellsville Rotary Visit Campbellsville/Taylor County, KY

Taylor County Public Library, in collaboration with Campbellsville University, is hosting a year-long 250th anniversary lecture series celebrating U.S. independence. Each month features a free public program highlighting national, Kentucky, or Taylor County history.

Join us Friday, April 24 for our next lecture, "The Battle of Tebbs Bend" with Morehead State University senior, Taylor Bishop, from 6-7 PM, at Campbellsville University's Montgomery Library.

Photo of New Green River Bridge from the book Campbellsville Taylor County, Kentucky A History: Volume 2 by Betty J. Gorin and Jeremy Johnson.

Stop by on Monday (3/30) at 5pm at the Heilman Welcome Center auditorium/theater for a chance to earn chapel credit. The Fulbright Scholar Dr. Maiko Mane will be leading a discussion about faith, democracy, listening, and dialogue.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by and painted a rock for the midterms stress buster! Have a wonderful spring break, Tigers!

TCPL welcomes Dr. Wendy Wood of Campbellsville University and Dr. Maiko Mine of Chuogakuin University to our The United States at 250 lecture series this March. The public is welcome to attend.

Details:
Featuring: Dr. Wendy Wood
Lecture: Shakers and the Women's Rights Movement
Date/Time: Thursday, March 26 | 6 PM
Location: Montgomery Library at Campbellsville University
More Information: https://www.tcplibrary.org/event/250-anniversary-lecture-series-shakers-and-womens-rights-movement-4089

Featuring: Dr. Maiko Mine
Lecture: When You Hear America Singing
Date/Time: Tuesday, March 31 | 6 PM
Location: TCPL Elaine Munday Conference Room
Please sign up to attend through the link below.
More Information: https://www.tcplibrary.org/event/when-you-hear-america-singing-4674

Taylor County Public Library and Campbellsville University continue our The United States at 250: Stories that Shaped Us lecture series today, Thursday, February 12, at 6 PM at Campbellsville University's Montgomery Library, featuring Dr. Rev. Andrew Baskin. The public is invited to attend.

More Details:
Join Dr. Rev. Andrew Baskin, Professor Emeritus of African and African American Studies at Berea College and 2023 National Association of Black Storytellers Fellowship recipient, for his lecture is titled, "Dorothy Mitchell-Kincaid: The Conscience of the 13 Streets of Alcoa, Tennessee".

Who is Dorothy Mitchell-Kincaid?
This lecture analyzes the life of the late Dorothy Mitchell-Kincaid. After being diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer, Ms. Mitchell-Kincaid created the Beloved Community to help Blount County, TN residents deal with the impact of chronic illnesses. Her story is the story of what African Americans can accomplish even when they confront racism, sexism, and colorism.

For more, visit https://www.tcplibrary.org/event/250-anniversary-lecture-series-dorothy-mitchell-kincaid-conscience-13-streets-alcoa-tennessee.

The Montgomery Library will have adjusted hours due to Winter Storm Fern. If you would like to speak with a library member this week, please send us a message via library chat on our home page, or email [email protected] with any questions! Stay warm, Tigers!