This community book box is located in Fairview Park. It does not appear on the Little Free Library…read moredatabase so I believe it's just an independent library, not that there's anything wrong with that. The library is painted a brilliant white with a black shingle roof. The single door is secured by a simple twist catch. Inside, two shelves that are well overstuffed with books. A deep offering of books mostly on their sides which does make it a little challenging to see what's here. I did spot a hardcover thriller and a bunch of children's books. [Review 309 of 2024 - 3565 in North Carolina - 21343 overall]

This very pretty library is located at the corner of North Gardner Avenue and West Trade Street. It…read moredoes not appear on the Little Free Library map and does not have one of their markers on it. I was able to pull over in front of the house and stop so that I could browse the library. The box is blue with white trip and a wood roof that looks a lot like the home it stands in front of. There is a single door. The interior is in excellent condition and the books inside were almost neatly stacked. A good collection of hardcovers and softcovers today. The Daily Show one was my favorite. [Review 15383 overall, 885 of 2021, number 2934 in North Carolina.]

This adorable Little Free Library sits out front of Christ the King Lutheran Church, the same…read morecampus that hosts Javesca Coffee, and we happened to spot it as we were heading in for a cup rather than for worship. It stands just off the outside patio area where people gather with their drinks, so it feels like a natural extension of the space, something you notice as you walk up and something that adds a little charm to the approach. The library stands tall on a black post, built in the familiar peaked‑roof shape, painted gray with black trim and fitted with a single door that opens easily. Inside, two shelves hold a tidy and surprisingly varied collection. The books are in good condition, with a mix of fiction, thrillers, childrens titles, and even a retired library book tucked in among them. It feels curated without being fussy, the kind of selection that makes you pause for a moment to see what might be worth taking home. This is charter number 200926 and it does appear on the Little Free Library database map, though there is no steward listed and no caption attached. Even so, it feels cared for, and its placement near the patio makes it a pleasant little discovery for anyone stopping by for coffee or simply passing through. [Review 154 of 2026 - 4544 in North Carolina - 25344 overall]

Buried deep in the back of this residential neighborhood on a dead end street, you can't miss this…read morebright blue Little Free Library on the side. It is named "Big Blue" in its listing in the Little Free Library database map. On the library itself, a plaque indicates that it "In memory of Sally Ann Rex 1948-2024" Charter number 192005. Inside the double doors a single shelf of books. The variety included some children's books, retired library books, fantasy and more. Nothing that caught my eye today but maybe next time. There is ample parking to stop on the side of the road here. [Review 568 of 2026 - 4659 in North Carolina - 25750 overall]

This cute library stands in front of the Winecoff Elementary School. It is not listed in the Little…read moreFree Library database or map. The blue library has a white top and a single wood door. Inside are two shelves, most of which appear to be retired library books. A few adult books but most are appropriate for the location, i.e., children's reading. There is a lot to choose from here. The library is directly in front of the school, you'll need to use the pickup lanes to access it so it will be busy during school time. [Review 1147 of 2024 - 3642 in North Carolina - 22171 overall]

This Little Free Library is located along a very straight road in a residential neighborhood. With…read morehouses and driveways along the road and some kids playing on bicycles, it was easy to spot this brown wood library with a corrugated metal roof. Three sides are clear panels which is pretty. Standing on a single post, the one door opens to two shelves of books. The library was very full today and neatly shelved with two layers of books. Lots of paperbacks, many hardcovers. I spotted mystery and thriller and young adult and childrens books as well as some romance and reference. A good variety. This is 99545 and has the name "Bellevue Reader's Delight" with the steward's email address and this caption, "A dream of some 2-3 years came true when Cov-19 recommended social distancing/isolation. We used 7 weekends to build this little library. We used less than $50 in materials using materials we had from other household projects. The hinges and door handles came from cabinets in an older home. May our love of reading be shared with our neighbors. Feel free to take a book, leave a book, come by to discuss a book! Enjoy!" [Review 111 of 2025 - 4080 in North Carolina - 23678 overall]

We have been at "Gateway" aka Cadence Academy now for about 5 years. My daughter started when she…read morewas one and was there until kindergarten. We even did per school there! I have nothing but wonderful things to say about the directors and staff! I wish we had started her prior to her being 1. We had a horrible experience before and I was so nervous at first. But the teachers and directors were very responsive. After my daughter was there, we had a second one and due to covid I was able to juggle him and work. He started there at the age of one as well and has learned and grown so much! He is now 3 and my daughter 6, will be there this summer. We absolutely love this daycare!!!! Thank you teachers and directors for doing an absolutely hands down amazing job! Side note: even with the teacher change overs they have been very commutative and understanding my needs and concerns. Changes were made! They listen to you and work with the needs of your child!!!!

My sons attended Cadence for about 4 months this year after our nanny abruptly left - we needed…read moreshort-term, full day childcare until we moved to another city. The team there is fantastic - friendly and genuinely kind people who care about the kids in their school. Food is included, but it's "kid food" - lots of chicken nuggets and fish sticks - so if you're looking for something organic or fancy you might want to provide your own food instead. That said, they were very accommodating of my kids' dietary restrictions and never made us worry that our kids would be fed something they couldn't eat (something I can't say for every child care facility we've encountered in LKN). The playgrounds are a little old - mulch-filled and older style equipment, chain link fences, etc. Compared to some newer facilities, the playgrounds could use some love, but my kids were happy so I didn't mind. Water play day on Wednesdays in the summer! Ice cream truck visits every other Tuesday in the summer! Older kids might even go for a walking field trip to Bruster's - the highlight of their week. Communication with the front office and with your kid's teacher is more challenging now because of COVID. I found I was still able to reach people if I needed to, and they answered all of my questions to my satisfaction. A weekly newsletter or email from teachers to parents might be a good idea - sometimes we felt surprised by planned events and daily/weekly themes. I love the layout of the building inside - the older kids' classroom in the middle feels very much like a Montessori environment to me. Overall would highly recommend!

I was in a real bind and needed a notary service immediately. The first two places I called never…read morecalled me back. I got hold of Gail and she explained how it worked and she could come to me. I asked her how long she asked where I was and she said would take me about 20 minutes and I'll be there. She was here in 19. She was professional, funny, and enjoy to work with. I can't recommend her services high enough. Thank you. You got me out of a real pickle.