Upcoming Events

Registration is required through NEOFund at a cost of $100 (which includes all six classes, textbook, and class materials).

Are you an aspiring author working alone in a cave? Peer feedback on your novel, or short story can help polish your project. You are invited to join us on the last Tuesday of each month to workshop your writing with our group.

Registration is required through NEOFund at a cost of $100 (which includes all six classes, textbook, and class materials).

Join us for an opportunity to put your creative thoughts on paper.  Come learn tricks and techniques to creative writing with Ms. Teresa! 

Registration is required through NEOFund at a cost of $100 (which includes all six classes, textbook, and class materials).

Family history begins with YOUR history.

Join us in crafting your very own junk journal.  A junk journal is a notebook made with found and recycled materials as a way to collect and record memories, thoughts and activities.  All materials will be provided.  Registration is

Get organized and learn a method to become more successful in your genealogical research. Be able to retrieve your data and analyze your data faster.

Join us in crafting your very own junk journal.  A junk journal is a notebook made with found and recycled materials as a way to collect and record memories, thoughts and activities.  All materials will be provided.  Registration is

Social media can help broaden our understanding of genealogy and our ancestors. In this presentation you will learn how to harness the power of social media to further your research and increase your genealogy knowledge.

Join us in crafting your very own pocket journal.  This is a small notebook made to fit in your pocket constructed from recycled and  found  materials as a way to collect and record memories, thoughts and activities.  Registrat

Over 46 million Americans have some German ancestry. The largest German immigration wave to America was 1848-1900, and the majority of those that came then settled in America’s Midwest.

Presenter Deborah Abbott helps us understand what is necessary when researching African American Ancestors.

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The Edith R. Morrison & Mary W. Morrison Genealogy and Archive's monthly program. 

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Take a guided tour of the DAR Genealogical Research System (GRS). The multi-faceted GRS is a genealogical resource available to everyone. It offers a variety of indexes, many of which cannot be found elsewhere.