In celebration of Earth Day Davie County Landfill will be collecting all household trash, white goods, and tires free of charge on Saturday April 21st 7:30 AM - Noon. Then the following Saturday April 28th, same time, will be free electronic recycling Click here to view flyer
If your home is in need of serious repairs, you may qualify for home rehabilitation assistance through the PTRC Housing Rehabilitation Program. Additional Info...
Davie County has begun the process to create a Comprehensive Plan. This planning process will help the County address growth through the year 2035. Please follow along here...
The Davie County Board of Commissioners approved the new system development fee policy January 2, 2018, effective June 30 2018. System development fees are defined as one-time charges assessed against new development as a way to recover a proportional... Read on...
NCBC Spring'18
The Next Chapter Book Club is a group of high school teens to adult persons with Intellectual/Developmental Differences that meet to read orally from a book selected by the group. During the Spring of 2018, we will read CRENSHAW by Katherine Applegate.
Poetry Open Mic
As part of celebrating National Poetry Month, DCPL's very own Joel Ferdon and Bobby Bruch will co-host a casual open mic poetry reading in the library Multi-purpose Room. Read your original poetry or other favorite poems. Door prizes and light refreshments are part of the fun! Bring your friends and family. Doors open at 6pm, and reading starts at 6:30pm.
Race to the Dan
Join the Davie County Historical and Genealogical Society for Ed Southern's program, The Race to the Dan: The Retreat that won the Revolution, on Thursday, April 26 at 7:00 PM in the library's history room.
Story Time
Our professional storytellers prepare themed story times using books, and a variety of other storyteller tools. We enhance with music and movement, and occasionally offer crafts or activities for about 15 min after 30 minutes of stories.
NCBC Spring'18
The Next Chapter Book Club is a group of high school teens to adult persons with Intellectual/Developmental Differences that meet to read orally from a book selected by the group. During the Spring of 2018, we will read CRENSHAW by Katherine Applegate.
