Black History
PrintLibrary speaker journeys to Africa to discover roots
In conjunction with Black History month, West Regional Library in Luling is offering “A Journey to Africa”, on Thursday, Feb. 2. Antoinette Harrell-Miller will discuss the quest for her roots. During the evening she will offer tips on how to research and record your own family history. For more information or to register call 785-847
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