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Blog Posts
The Charlotte Mecklenburg Library blog features stories from our library and includes many posts oriented towards newcomers to Charlotte. Many branches that work closely with New American populations have created content around getting to know the community that each branch serves. Explore the posts listed below to learn more about these vibrant neighborhoods.
The Cornelius Library is located in the town of Cornelius in northern Mecklenburg County. According to the 2020 Census, the population of Cornelius is around 31,400, making it one of the largest towns in…
Read More Get to know the Independence Regional community
Independence Regional Library can be found at the corner of Conference Drive and Monroe Road. We are proud to serve a diverse community, with many nearby schools including East Mecklenburg…
Read More Get to know the South Boulevard Library community
The South Boulevard Library is located on South Boulevard, just 0.60 miles from the Lynx Blue Line Scaleybark Station. Originally opened in 1985 as the Scaleybark Library, this location is a 18,850-square…
Read More Get to Know the the South County Regional community
The South County Regional Library is in South Charlotte, on the corner of Rea Road and Pineville-Matthews Road. A beautiful public art piece, Open Book, Open Mind by North Carolina artist and sculptor Jim…
Read More Get to Know the Plaza Midwood Branch Library
The Plaza Midwood Branch Library is located on the East side of Charlotte, just minutes from Uptown, and serves as a connector for both residents and businesses within its community. Those immigrating…
Read More Get to Know the Hickory Grove Branch Community
The Hickory Grove Branch Library is located on the Eastside of Charlotte, NC. This vibrant and eclectic neighborhood connects deeply with the immigrant community with everything from diverse restaurants and grocery stores…
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