Hudson Library Foundation seeks county support for $1.5M renovation campaign; asks for $350,000
The Hudson Library Foundation presented a capital campaign for interior and exterior renovations, including a 640‑sq‑ft pavilion and new study spaces, and requested the county consider a $350,000 contribution during the upcoming budget cycle.
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The Hudson Library Foundation presented a capital campaign and renovation plan for the Hudson Library, a community branch in Highlands that the presenters described as the second‑oldest library in North Carolina. Andy Schmarr, former president of the foundation, and Philip Kikuru, current president, outlined interior renovations (new study and conference rooms, updated shelving and lighting) and new exterior features including a 640‑square‑foot pavilion, storage building and accessible paths.
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