El Paso news: Libraries to host Black History Month events; property taxes due Jan. 31
Black History Month,Texas,Politics,Taxes
Family-friendly story-time events will celebrate Black History Month in February at various El Paso public library branches in partnership with the NAACP El Paso Branch. "Our partnership with El Paso Public Library is a journey towards a brighter future," NAACP El Paso Branch member Tephanie Hopper said in a city news release. "In every book lies the power to inspire, educate, and transform." The free events, designed for children and families, will feature story time with guest readers, crafts and refreshments. The events will take place: "Our libraries are proud...
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