The community college library is the focus of this issue of "North Carolina Libraries." Articles addressing this theme include: (1) "Learning Resources Concept Position Paper," by the North Carolina Community College Learning Resources Association; (2) "An Opportunity and a Challenge," by Mertys W. Bell, which offers an overview of the development and purposes of community colleges, especially in North Carolina, and their learning resources centers; (3) "Indexing Local History," by Mary A. Hamil, which describes the indexes compiled by the Davidson County Community College Learning Resources Center; (4) "Bibliographic Instruction at Learning Resources Centers in North Carolina," by Susan Janney; (5) "The COMCAT Chronicles: The North Carolina Community Colleges Union COM Catalog Project," by Linda S. Halstead; (6) "The Educational Preparation Available for LRC Professionals," by Joanne Sneed and Lee W. Finks; and (7) Library Involvement in Literacy Education Programs of the North Carolina Community College System," by Elinor Vaughan. Regular journal features include book reviews and North Carolina Library Association reports. (EJV)