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Fine Free December is coming to a close, but you still have plenty of time to bring in any late items you may have. The library will be closed on New Year’s Day (Saturday, January 1st), but you can still put library materials in the drop box any time before […]
Local author Bob Terrell will be at the library on December 7 from 3:00 to 5:00 to sign and discuss his new book, Have We Lost Our Common Sense? The book is a discourse on the fractured and hyperpartisan nature of American politics in recent times. The author, drawing from […]
The library is offering a new service for those taking tests like the ACT, SAT and PSAT! The Recorded Books ePrep courses allow you to create a private account to study at your own pace. You can print out practice tests, learn new skills, and receive expert advice. GED courses […]
Tickets are now available for the October 23 Spooky Scary Halloween Marathon. Pick up yours at the library today! Come watch three witches stir up trouble and two robots stir up laughs!
For next month, we’ve decided to show two movies on October 23(and during the intermission, we’re planning to have spooky trivia, snacks, and more!). Which of these would you like to watch: The Blob, MST3K: Werewolf, House on Haunted Hill (Vincent Price), Dracula (Bela Lugosi), or Frankenstein (Boris Karloff)? And […]
Congratulations to Cassandra W for winning a free iPod at our Old Fashioned Trading Days drawing! Stay tuned for more drawings later in the year. Also, thanks to everyone who dropped by our booth and sampled our free books, games and crafts. We had a great time despite the rain […]
During Old Fashioned Trading Days, stop by the front desk at the library to enter for a chance to win a free iPod Nano! All you need is your library card (or to sign up for one if you don’t have one already). You can enter once each day. Good […]
Come watch two action-packed adventures with your favorite whip-wielding archaeologist. Free popcorn included! Call the library (549-0818) for titles and other details.
Readkiddoread.com is another excellent resource: find book suggestions based on children’s age and reading level, lesson plans and reading guides for educators, interviews with authors and book reviews for parents, and much more. You can also search for the website’s easily accessible Facebook page! Look for “Read Kiddo Read” when […]