The Friends of the Demopolis Public Library was recently awarded a $1,000 grant from the Black Belt Community Foundation (BBCF).

““This grant will help the library increase the number of public access computers and help the library meet the technology needs of our community,” library director Morgan Grimes said.

The Demopolis Public Library has been the center of community learning since 1922 and continues to grow and foster community development by providing space and programs that incorporate the arts, technology and information literacy. The library plans to use the grant to increase the number of adult public access computers. The new public access computer will help support a program that the library is working on called “Tech Tuesdays” which will provide patrons with free computer assistance every Tuesday.

Demopolis Times | Friends of the Library lands $1K grant.

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