February 11 | Local News

A refurbished Little Free Library was unveiled in Tattnall Square Park on Friday, Feb. 6, courtesy of Frank Broome. Schoolchildren and community leaders, including Macon-Bibb County Commissioner Stanley Stewart were in attendance and donated books.

Refurbished Little Free Library lends literature to local readers

By Kristen Duncan

Teach-in lecture series draws hundreds, fosters conversations

Refurbished Little Free Library lends literature to local readers

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