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Inspiring Creativity. Fostering Learning. Engaging Community.

NEUSE REGIONAL LIBRARIES

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Inspiring Creativity. Fostering Learning. Engaging Community.

NEUSE REGIONAL LIBRARIES

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NEUSE REGIONAL LIBRARIES

Inspiring Creativity. Fostering Learning. Engaging Community.

For Wednesday, February 4, 2006, Kinston-Lenoir County Public Libraries will open at 9:00 am and close at 5:00 pm.

Greene County Public Library will open at 11:00 am and close at 5:00 pm.

Jones County Public Libraries will be closed.

This closure is being made out of an abundance of caution to help ensure the safety of both the public and staff.

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for Lenoir, Jones and Greene Counties

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Upcoming Events

February 2026

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February

Wednesday

Teens on Demand

Kinston-Lenoir County Public Library | 510 N. Queen St., Kinston, NC 28501

5:30 pm - 6:30 pm

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February

Thursday

Storytime

Pink Hill Public Library | 114 W. Broadway St., Pink Hill, NC 28572 Phone/Fax: 252-568-3631

10:00 am - 11:00 am

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February

Thursday

Computer Basics

Kinston-Lenoir County Public Library | 510 N. Queen St., Kinston, NC 28501

10:00 am - 11:00 pm

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Testimonials

“The teen volunteer program has benefitted me positively. It has allowed me to hone my skills in various areas, along with gaining volunteer hours.”

~Adi Patel - Kinston-Lenoir County Public Library

“The teen volunteer program has benefitted me positively. It has allowed me to hone my skills in various areas, along with gaining volunteer hours.”

~Adi Patel - Kinston-Lenoir County Public Library

Clarence Bethseda

“I like coming to the library; it's nice and quiet. The social worker really helped me by finding a place to go to take my mind off of my current situation living at the homeless shelter. She sent me to the Council on Aging; while there, I have met nice people to talk to. They have exercise equipment for me to work out on; being ex-military, I like to stay in shape and work out. The social worker is helping me to get some clothes and that's something that I really need.”

~ Clarence Bethseda - Kinston-Lenoir County Public Library

"My favorite service is the interlibrary service where I can request books from other libraries. I also enjoy all the activities available to children and teens and frequently bring my grandchildren. Our library has so many great services and resources available I need a lot more room to explain. My favorite library. "

~ Jinger Jarrett - Kinston-Lenoir County Public Library

“I enjoy stopping by sometimes. I read the newspaper. I like to keep a check on the new release books. Sometimes I need a quiet place to unwind. I also browse magazines for new recipes.”

~ Betty Jo Gray - Maysville Public Library

Deborah Blizard

“The Summer Reading Program was a definite hit with my grandchildren. It not only encouraged them to read more, but it had such fun activities for them to complete. I also find some current books available in large print for me. The selection is very good for this small library. Jessica, the librarian, does so many craft activities such as 3D printing, dioramas, stuffed snowmen at Christmas, etc.”

~ Deborah Blizard - Maysville Public Library

“I love the programs for kids. They help my little one learn how to work with other kids and learn different things with the STEMology programs.”

~Mindy Alden - Pink Hill Public Library

Michael Daniels

“Job assistance. Nice lady helped me look for jobs. She helped me apply and helped me make my resume.”

~ Michael Daniels - Pollocksville Public Library

Shauwanna Edwards

“I enjoy the events geared towards kids. Positive events like painting, reading. The business events are adults are great too!”

~ Shauwanna Edwards - Greene County Public Library

“I love the workshops and classes this library offers. So informative! Great resource to the community!”

~ J. Hall - Greene County Public Library

“I was helped by the Social Worker with finding information about support for my husband who was recently diagnosed with dementia. Ms. Joyce emailed me flyers with information about dementia and support for me and my family. She connected me with a dementia support group through the Lenoir County Council on Aging. The information she gave me was really helpful.”

~ Anonymous – Kinston-Lenoir County Public Library

“Story time at the library is something my grandchildren look forward to every week! They have learned to sit and listen, follow directions, colors, letters, numbers, and counting! Tuesday's are their favorite day! They also enjoy all the wonderful activities to do before story time. Varin does a wonderful job!”

~ Marcia Stout - Kinston-Lenoir County Public Library

“Most excellent help in faxing and copying. Every time I come in, most courteous.”

~ Lavern B. Banks - Maysville Public Library

“My kids have made lots of friends since we have been coming to STEM & Make It Monday! I love that the library has so much to offer my kids!”

~ Anonymous – Pink Hill Public Library

“I come to the library to use the computers, and Ms. Samantha is always so nice to me. If I need help she is always willing to help me in any way possible.”

~ Anonymous – Trenton Public Library

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