Yearly Archives: 2016

The library will be closed December 24 and 26 so our employees may celebrate Christmas with their families.  We wish all patrons a very happy and healthy holiday season with your families and loved ones!

Thanks, Germantown Girl Scouts!  These hard working gals held a book drive and donated all the books, magazines and DVDs they collected to the library.  Then they spent Saturday morning helping us sort books, check for duplicates on the shelves … Continue reading →

  The library will close this Thursday, November 24 to celebrate Thanksgiving.  May you and yours enjoy  a wonderful day surrounded by all the people and things you are most thankful for.  We will have regular hours the rest of … Continue reading →

  We had a blast on Thursday celebrating Family Reading Night.  Rick Rayburn on the guitar led us all in some funny and LOUD songs and games.  The attendance prize basket was won by Sarah.  Snacks, books to take home … Continue reading →

Thursday, Nov. 17, the library will celebrate Family Reading Night with a kids concert.  Bring your favorite stuffed animal and be ready to play and sing along with  Rick Rayburn as he entertains with lots of goofy songs and games … Continue reading →

Don’t forget the health fairs taking place around the county this fall.  Sponsored by St. Joseph’s Hospital Breese, they provide screenings and tests at reduced (and sometimes free!) rates.  Dates in November include Nov. 2 in Carlyle, Nov. 16 in … Continue reading →

As the fall days get cooler, our thoughts turn to cozy sweaters and scarves and you know what that means.  It’s time for knitting club to meet again.  This group is open to anyone 8 years and older.  Meetings are … Continue reading →

The library will be closed Monday October 10 for Columbus Day.

This year we were one of the checkpoints for the Clinton County Amazing Adventure.  What a great time!  There were 17 teams and they had to find their way to 10 different sites scattered throughout the county, based on clues. … Continue reading →