Join us in June in north Rutherford County at the La Vergne Public Library to hear some of the latest arts and library news. La Vergne Mayor Jason Cole will talk about plans for promoting the arts in the city. Library Director Donna Bebout will share plans for the 2021 Summer Reading Program for ages birth to 99+, talk about "Take 'n Make" crafts projects, and showcase the recently completed history room that documents La Vergne and Rutherford County history from the 1700's forward.

We’ll be in meeting room 2 at the library. Free parking is available around the building. There’s no charge for this event, and non-members are welcome.

Please note: We originally had this event listed for later in the evening; 5:30 is the correct time.

About our speakers

Jason Cole is a longtime resident of La Vergne and served as Alderman from 2016 to 2018 when he became major. He now serves as the Chairman of the Economic Advisory Committee and is on the Planning Commission. Every month Mr. Cole hosts community meetups at various locations across the city so that he can listen to the needs of his constituents.

Donna Bebout was named director of the La Vergne Public Library in 2013. In this leadership position, Bebout supervises operations and plans programs and services offered by the library. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Early Childhood Education from MTSU.

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