The library is wired for Internet access for the public, and adults can sign for their young children to use, also. Kansas One Stop provides an on-line database for employment at the library. They are a Kansas Library Card participant. Meeting rooms for conferences are available. Microfilms of county newspapers and a microfilm reader-printer are there for people to might like to look at older newspapers and learn of history in our town.
Tax forms are available, also.
For the people with different interests, our library has collections of special interest containing westerns, science fiction, romance and mystery. For the elderly in the community, they offer large-print books, and they have collections at the Phillips County Retirement Center, Westview Homes and Long Term Care. This is where a library worker collects books from the library and takes them out to LTC, and leaves them there so that they're available for the residents to read. A worker exchanges the books every six to eight weeks. Tables and plush chairs randomly placed around the library provide places to relax while reading or writing.