Celebrate Dr. Seuss’s birthday with the funniest, most mischievous cat you’ve ever met — the Cat In the Hat! The Dr. Seuss classic, as envisioned by Caleb Sigmon and his troupe, Sigmon Theatrical, springs off the page and bursts into life at 4 p.m. Thursday, February 29, at the Randleman Public Library. It’s free and […]
Losing money to fraud, scams, and exploitation can be devastating to anyone, but especially to an older adult, who may not be able to replace what was lost. Many have […]
Join us in the Jugtown Sales Cabin for a book signing for “What Can We See?”, a new children’s book by Cynthia Monroe Albert and Jacob Monroe. Cynthia and Jacob, mother and son team from Robbins, collaborated on this wonderful children’s book about seeing animals in the forest through binoculars. This began as a school […]
Registration Night for the 2024-2025 School Year This is a floating event...Parents may visit their child’s school anytime between 5:00 and 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, March 12. Come meet school staff and learn more about the school! To be eligible for kindergarten in the 2024-2025 school year, a child must be five years old on […]
Allison Walker with Randolph County 4-H will lead the kids on a discovery of clovers.
Many have worked a lifetime building savings to be able to retire and it is precisely because of that savings that seniors are vulnerable. Sheriff Greg Seabolt introduced a new […]
Many have worked a lifetime building savings to be able to retire and it is precisely because of that savings that seniors are vulnerable. Sheriff Greg Seabolt introduced a new […]
Join us for the tenth annual North Carolina Science Festival! At Asheboro Public Library, we’ll be learning about the sun & moon while preparing for the upcoming solar eclipse. Learn about constellations with a StarLab planetarium projector. Participate in activity stations with experiments, art and literature. All ages welcome, best for ages 5+. No registration […]
Let’s put on our solar shades and see what we can see about the solar eclipse. Learn about eclipses and do some eclipse-related science experiments. Every Monday at 4:00 PM, […]
