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Arthur Public Library District Board met Jan. 20
Arthur Public Library District Board met Monday, Jan. 20
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Moultrie County Consolidated Election Day is one week away, on April 4
Moultrie County municipal officials, including mayors, village board members and school board members, are on the ballot on April 4, the first Tuesday in April.
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Moultrie County Consolidated Election Day is two weeks away, on April 4
Moultrie County municipal officials, including mayors, village board members and school board members, are on the ballot on April 4, the first Tuesday in April.
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Moultrie County Consolidated Election Day is three weeks away, on April 4
Moultrie County municipal officials, including mayors, village board members and school board members, are on the ballot on April 4, the first Tuesday in April.
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Moultrie County Consolidated Election Day is four weeks away, on April 4
Moultrie County municipal officials, including mayors, village board members and school board members, are on the ballot on April 4, the first Tuesday in April.
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ARTHUR PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT: See what's new this week at the Arthur Public Library District
The new bestsellers this week include "Girl, Stop Apologizing: A Shame-Free Plan for Embracing and Achieving Your Goals," "Silent Night: A Novel," and "Never Tell.
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ARTHUR PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT: There is one new book
See what's new this week at the Arthur Public Library District at
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Arthur Public Library District Board met December 17
Arthur Public Library District Board met Monday, Dec. 17.
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ARTHUR PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT: Did you hear about the great bank robbery
n 1898 , six robbers broke into The National Bank at 201 S. Vine St. at night and held a witness hostage.
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Arthur Public Library District Board met November 19.
Arthur Public Library District Board met Monday, Nov. 19.
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ARTHUR PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT: Did you know that the Arthur Library was established in 1900
40 Arthur residents donated $10.00 each to buy books for the use of the residents.