All we require is that you come in with some proof of residency and apply for your free library card. All of us carry a number of current magazines and newspapers for your enjoyment and information. You can check out back issues of your favorite magazine and catch up on articles you missed. Our public Internet connections are available for research and e-mailing the grandchildren. Check with your library staff to see when your library will be holding free beginner's computer classes.
Every library has children's books, cassettes, videos, and CDs, plus weekly programs for children.
One of our main aims is to make children feel welcome in their hometown library, to foster a desire to read, to develop an inquiring mind, and thus to succeed in life. Our children's area books range from the nearly non-print picture books to early readers and on through grade six. The YA or young adult books are aimed at junior highers and high schoolers and their interests. If you are interested in beginning a hobby or pursuing an interest, whether it is making quilts, collecting buttons, traveling to historic sites, tracing your genealogy, remodeling your bathroom, or raising bees, you'll find information to speed your journey.