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Man Dies Monday At Alexander County Library…Updated

July 6, 2023 By Richard C. Gilbert

A man died on Monday at the main branch of the Alexander County Library in Taylorsville.

A library employee discovered the man near the back entrance of building.

Alexander EMS responded but were unable to resuscitate the man now identified as 59-year old Russell Redmon of Taylorsville.

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