Centennial Celebration Success – Our First 100 Years

Centennial Celebration Success – Our First 100 Years More than 100 library supporters, friends and neighbors came together on April 25 to celebrate 100 years of library service to the community.  The history of the library was recounted through photographs, objects and stories displayed throughout the Community Room. The library opened in 1922 at the

April Volunteer of the Month

Volunteer of the Month Our Volunteer of the Month, Gary Leive, is a retired Computer Engineer.  He has a passion for computers and photography and shares those skills with the Black Mountain Friends of the Library.  Our flyers, pictures and holiday parade entries shine thanks to Gary’s support.  Currently Gary is photographing the work being done on the

March Volunteer of the Month

March Volunteer of the Month Brent Carroll is our FoL Volunteer for March.  Thanks to Brent, the Friends of the Black Mountain Library have an awesome website and our technical capabilities continue to grow.   After serving in the Navy for 20 years, Brent retired and then signed up with the federal government, working for the US

GROW Trail at Lake Tomahawk

GROW Trail at Lake Tomahawk The Friends of the Black Mountain Library, in partnership with the Black Mountain Greenways and Trails Committee, the Black Mountain Beautification Committee, the Black Mountain-Swannanoa Chamber of Commerce, and the Arbor House Bed and Breakfast is excited to announce that the Greenways Read Out-loud Walking Trail (GROW) project at Lake

Join Us for the Library’s 100 (Plus 1) Anniversary Party

Join Us for the Library’s 100 (Plus 1) Anniversary Party A recent article in the Buncombe County Community News looks back over the 100-year history of our library, and then looks forward to the future. Black Mountain Library Branch Manager, Melisa Pressley, calmly and confidently predicts that “The library will continue to be a gathering space