Receive mobile services from the Tax Commissioner’s office at CDSC.

Services include applications for basic and special homestead exemptions and motor vehicle registration renewals/decals, handicap placards, and senior emissions waivers.

JANUARY 2026   “Fahrenheit 451” --Ray Bradbury

FEBRUARY 2026  “The Thursday Murder Club” – Richard Osman

MARCH 2026  “Olive Kitteridge” – Elizabeth Strout

APRIL 2026   “Back When We Were Grown Ups” – Ann Tyler

MAY 2026 “The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks” – Rebecca Skloot

JUNE 2026 “This Tender Land” – William Kent Krueger

 JULY 2026 “Small Great Things” – Jodi Picoult

 AUGUST 2026 “Euphoria” – Lily King

 SEPTEMBER 2026  “The Children” – Ann Leary

 OCTOBER 2026 “When Will There Be Good News” – Kate Atkinson

Join Rod Johnson, fitness consultant, wellness coach, and instructor with Emory Decatur, for an hour of strength training, stretching, and flexibility.

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Join Jeff Milsteen for a marginally informed and sometimes humorous look at what passes for art these days.  We’ll trace the evolution of art to what is now generally known as contemporary art and explore its many facets — the good, the bad and the ugly. If you’ve ever looked at a piece of contemporary art and said, “I could do that!” or “I can’t believe someone paid money for that,” this may be the class for you

Follow the remarkable journeys of those who traveled the Silk Road and helped shape world history. Discover how religions, technologies, scientific knowledge, and artistic traditions spread across continents. From Buddhist monks and Islamic scholars to famous travelers like Marco Polo, this program explores how the Silk Road created one of history's first truly  global networks—and how its influence continues to shape our world today. 

Hearing plays an important role in overall quality of life, yet it is often taken for granted until problems arise. Learn simple, practical ways to reduce the risk of hearing loss, and slow age-related changes while discovering why hearing health matters, how to recognize early warning signs, and the proactive steps you can take to continue enjoying the sounds and conversations that matter most. 

How did two neighboring nations with deep historical ties arrive at one of the  most significant conflicts of the 21st century?  This class will explore the historical, political, cultural, and geographic roots of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, tracing the story from the era  of the Russian Empire and the Soviet Union through the events that reshaped Eastern Europe in recent decades and will provide the historical  context to better understand the headlines and the world around us.  Presented by Bert Parks.

Vivid memories inspire much of our best poetry. In this session, we will discuss poems retelling memories (such as “I wandered lonely as a cloud”) and poems about the power memory itself (“When to the sessions of sweet silent thought / I summon up remembrance of things past . . .”). With old and newer poems in mind, we will then discuss recent research on how reading and memorizing poetry may improve memory and increase neuroplasticity. Presented by John Sitter.

Join Carolyn Chandler for this three-part series as you travel through iconic cities and small towns, from St. Louis and Joplin to Oklahoma City, Amarillo, Gallup, Flagstaff, Kingman, Barstow, and beyond. Along the way, meet colorful characters, discover fascinating history, marvel at quirky roadside attractions,    enjoy stunning scenery, and pick up practical road trip tips. Whether you've  traveled Route 66 before or only dreamed of it, this photographic adventure  will bring the spirit of America's Mother Road to life.