Interview with Bentonville Library Director Hadi Dudley about the proposed library expansion

Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Feb 26 2021 | 00:20:20

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The Bentonville Public Library has grown since its opened its doors in 2006 South Main Street. It has become a gathering place for patrons of all ages. There have been more than 3.75 million visitors since it opened. A proposed bond issue will further the library’s expansion. $4.5 million is earmarked for the library in the April 13 election. Join Library Director Hadi Dudley as she’s talks about the past and future of the library.

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