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Greenville Public Library reopens to public

Greenville Public Library reopens to public Provided photo GREENVILLE The Greenville Public Library (GPL) doors are once again open to the public. Patrons are now allowed to browse for books and use computers at their convenience. Business hours are currently Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. There are still some restrictions for those utilizing the facility. Patrons are asked to please wear a mask when in the building and practice social distancing when others are present. The in-house video game system is unavailable until further notice. Computer use is being limited to one hour per person, with exceptions made on a by-request basis for purposes such as taxes or work-related tasks. Due to COVID restrictions, there are currently six computers available for adult use, so anyone using the computers for leisure purposes may be asked to vacate the lab until another machine opens up.

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DCEA grant application deadline approaching

DCEA grant application deadline approaching Staff report GREENVILLE Time is running out for those seeking funding for local arts projects to apply for a grant from Darke County Endowment for the Arts (DCEA). DCEA grants funds annually to local organizations, individuals and governmental units which apply for funds to further the arts in our community. The deadline for applications to be considered for funding is Friday, April 30. To be eligible to receive funding an applicant must be located in or provide services in Darke County, Ohio. In the past, applicants who have been awarded grants used the funds to assist presentation of art exhibits, musical programs, or dance projects, and to provide special opportunities for arts education. Other projects appropriate for consideration may include innovative plans and programs that increase the quality and stature of the arts, that increase accessibility to the arts for more residents, that enable collaboration between arts groups, tha

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Local authors publish Bear s Mill textbook

Local authors publish Bear s Mill textbook
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Creating art, communicating community pride

Creating art, communicating community pride
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Cobb talks work on Pacific Threat - Daily Advocate

Cobb talks work on Pacific Threat By Nathaniel Kubik - DarkeCountyMedia.com Local author and pastor Chris Cobb, also known by his pen name C.H. Cobb, recently released his eighth novel Pacific Threat. Provided photo GREENVILLE Local author and pastor Chris Cobb, also known by his pen name C.H. Cobb, recently released his new novel titled Pacific Threat (2020). The book, a work of fiction grounded in historical events, is the fourth entry in Cobb’s Falcon Series, and chronicles events leading up to the 1991 Soviet coup attempt of Mikhail Gorbachev’s administration in hopes of preserving the last semblances of the U.S.S.R. The book can be purchased on Amazon, at the Bread of Life Bookstore in Greenville, and is available for borrowing at Greenville Public Library.

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