All the volumes are back on the shelves, and local officials got to enjoy the smiles of children who got to celebrate a long awaited day in Cedartown.
Years of planning and band-aids, finding funding and months of work later, the Cedartown Public Library is back open to the public following a complete interior renovation meant to provide a comfortable spot to work on a report or just enjoy some reading time for generations to come.
The March 17 event showing off the completely redone space capped off a process that began in 2010 and for a time was “shelved” due to a lack of appropriate funding available for the project.
Now that is has been completed, it can be a delight for years to come for all.
Yet this is a tale that demands more than just a few words, so check out the pictures below and a collection of video from the event including some well wishes from Commission Chair Sam Branch, some thoughts from Commissioner Dale Tuck and much more.
Check out the gallery of photos from last Monday’s event:
In their words
Here’s a collection of video from remarks given by local and state officials on the completion of the renovation of the Cedartown Public Library:
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