Local author Kimberly Davis sits with us to talk about her book, THE ROOT. In The Root, Davis shares stories of healing, redemption, and deliverance. All with the goal of helping the reader find the same. A copy of her book can be found at bit.ly/BTSTheRoot

On this episode we talk with local Author Doctor Joe Ann Mallory Burgess. She is the co-author of The Legacy of Burt High school: The Evolution Of A Small Black School In a Small Southern Town.

For more information about the Author, please email [email protected]

After being freed from his life in an underground bunker, a man sets out to make a movie of the only TV show he has ever known.

We discuss Roar. A naturalist living with big cats in East Africa expects a visit by his family of four from Chicago. A mix-up leaves him searching for his family, who have been left in the clutches of wild lions.

Our final Episode! Sometimes, when researching your genealogy, you hit a wall and can't seem to get any further. In this episode of Digging Into Your Roots, we talk about ways to get around those walls and possibly discover a wealth of family history.

In part three of Digging In To Your Roots, Jackie learns even more about her family history and we uncover a famous Clarksvillian and explore a cemetery in search of more family history.

We bring you Part 2 of our digging in to Jackie's roots. Using resources that are free to use at the library we track down the family history of one of our staff members. If you want to learn more about your family history, please visit us here at the library.

We have so many great and free resources to explore your family history. In part one of this series, one of our team members sat down with us and using all that is available at the library we dug into her family history and reviled some surprising information.

Library Director, Martha Hendricks, chats about the one year mark since COVID and all that the library has been through. She also shares what she has learned along the way.